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The archipelago ofSvalbard and the island ofJan Mayen are Arctic possessions ofNorway.

Over two thousand people live in Svalbard.^[1]

• Barentsburg^[1]
• Longyearbyen (administrative centre)^[1]
• Ny-Ålesund^[1]
• Nybyen
• Polish Polar Station, Hornsund^[1]

• Bear Island (Bjørnøya)^[1]
• Hopen^[1]

Jan Mayen has no permanent population.^[2]

• Olonkinbyen (administrative centre)^[2]
• Puppebu (a cabin)^[3]
• Jan Mayensfield (an aerodrome)^[2]
• Frydenlund

• Advent City
• Bölscheøya
• Colesbukta
• Engelskbukta
• Finneset
• Gravneset
• Grumant (Soviet town, abandoned in the 1960s)^[4]
• Gåshamna
• Harlingen kokerij
• Haudegen
• Hiorthhamn
• Isfjord Radio
• Kinnvika [no] station
• Kobbefjorden
• Lægerneset
• Ny-London
• Port Louis
• Pyramiden (Soviet/Russian town, abandoned in 1998)^[5]
• Smeerenburg
• Sveagruva^[6]
• Ytre Norskøya

• List of towns and cities in Norway
• List of research stations in the Arctic

• Svalbard-related lists

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