- A
Scandinavian mile (Norwegian and Swedish: mil, [miːl], Finnish:
peninkulma) is a unit of
length common in
Norway and Sweden, to a
lesser extent in Finland...
- 84 m
according to the
Swedish standard,
defined in 1827 as 1⁄10 of a
peninkulma, the
Finnish language name for the pre-metric
Swedish mil, used in Finland...
-
Norwegian mile was 11.298
kilometres (7.020 miles). The
traditional Finnish peninkulma was
translated as Swedish: mil and also set
equal to 10 km
during metrication...
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equates to the
myriametre 10,044 große
Meile (great mile)
Westphalia 10,670
peninkulma Finland 1887 10,688.54 mil
Sweden 1889 11,113.7 (for comparison) 6 meridian...
- fjärdingsväg, 1⁄4 of a
peninkulma (mil);
referred to as
ruotsinvirsta (Swedish virsta) in
Finnish during the 19th C
peninkulma (old) ~6,000 m ~3.73 mi...
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spots it
urinates on. This unit
originates from
Lapland (i.e. Sápmi).
peninkulma – 10.67 km – The
distance a
barking dog can be
heard in
still air. tynnyrinala...
