Scandinaviaadjacent
Scandinaviaadjacent is a term used to describe regions that share historical, cultural, linguistic, or geographical ties with Scandinavia, but are not considered part of it. Scandinavia itself typically refers to Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, and sometimes includes Finland and Iceland. The concept of Scandinaviaadjacent acknowledges the complex and sometimes fluid nature of regional identities and historical influences.
Regions that might be considered Scandinaviaadjacent include the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, due
The term is not a formal geopolitical classification but rather a descriptive label used in discussions about