Nordkjosbotn

Nordkjosbotn is known as the village with the largest goat milk production in all of Norway. The village -and its around 500 residents- is located at the end shore of beautiful Balsfjorden. But there is more to Nordkjosbotn than agriculture.

Besides savoring a refreshing cold glass of goat milk under the dancing northern lights – the thing you didn’t know was missing on your bucket list – the village of Nordkjosbotn has more on the menu. For those with a different palate, perhaps a cold Mack beer from the world's northernmost brewery would be more to your liking.

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To this day, Nordkjosbotn continues to serve as an important junction point. Also, there are no less than three airports from 30 minutes to three hours driving distance. Great if you need easy access and seamless connections to the rest of the world, in other words.

For those who are interested in trying out living in Nordkjosbotn, there are often exciting job opportunities, as there are a growing number of local businesses that see the qualities of Nordkjosbotn.

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Photo on top by Bjørn Christian Tørrissen, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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Balsfjord Næringsutvikling