The antique map titled ‘Regiones Svb Polo Arctico’ created in 1665 depicts the regions under the Arctic Pole. Norway in the early 17th Century was a land of rugged mountains, deep fjords, and dense forests. The country was divided into several regions, each with its own distinct culture and dialect. Norway was bordered by Sweden to the east and had three main cities located centrally – Oslo, Trondheim, and Bergen. The map is likely to show the various regions of Norway as they were in the 17th century, with their unique topography and cultural traditions.