Below are links to the 736 km long Finnish Norwegian border marker data sheets (Finnish and Norwegian languaged only). The lowest numbers are in the west (at FINOSE tripoint – the world's northernmost) and the last markers are at FINORU tripoint in the east. Most of these markers were originally a part of the pre-1809 Norwegian-Swedish (NOSE) border and the numbering is therefore a continuation of the present NOSE border marker numbering. The cairns are located in two separated areas; the western area from the FINOSE tripoint until 342A, and the eastern area from 343 until FINORU tripoint. Between 342A and 343 along River Tana and its tributaries, there is no regular border marker, but several king stones (small unnumbered stones with royal monograms, located on both sides of the river but not always paired). The river border follows the thalweg.

Clickable map with boundary vista maps and data.