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Reindeer Population by Country
Reindeer Population by Country: compare 10 countries on 1 metric.
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10 countries
Canada | Arctic Archipelago, Baffin Island, British Columbia, Gaspé Peninsula, Labrador, and Newfoundland |
China | A small herd of several hundred semi-domesticated reindeer were introduced in the 1960s. |
Finland | Kainuu |
Greenland | West Greenland |
Iceland | Introduced by humans in 1700s |
Mongolia | Northern Mongolia |
Norway | Southern Norway |
Russia | Kamchatka Peninsula, Russian Plains, Southeastern Russia |
Sweden | North, along Sweden/Norway border |
United States | Alaska |
Quick answers
- Where does this reindeer population by country data come from?
- Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Rangifer tarandus (Reindeer) - IUCN Red List; Reindeer distribution - Wiki; Reindeer Ewenki: China’s Last Reindeer-Herding Tribe - China Today; China’s reindeer are on the decline - ScienceNews.
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