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Kvænangsfjellet (〔(Kvensk stedsnavndatabase: Naavuononvaara. )〕) is a mountainous area in the municipalities of Kvænangen and Nordreisa in in Troms county, Norway.〔 European route E6 traverses the mountain through a route from Oks Fjord in the south to Kvænang Fjord in the north. In the winter, route E6 is closed for 10 to 15 days due to snow storms. A short stretch of the route is exposed to the weather, a gap near the route's highest point, at . During the Second World War, the German occupation authorities built a wooden superstructure approximately long using labor from the Veidal Prison Camp to protect the route. The structure was destroyed in scorched earth tactics when the Germans withdrew to the south in 1944.〔(Pedersen, Guttorm. 2013. Her bygger tyskerne tunnel over hele Kvænangsfjellet. ''Nordlys'' (October 5). )〕〔Steffenak, Einar Kr. 2008. ''Russerfangene: sovjetiske krigsfanger i Norge og deres skjebne''. Oslo: Humanist forlag, p. 89.〕 The Gildetun Inn ((ノルウェー語:Gjestehuset Gildetun)) is located on Kvænangsfjellet and offers accommodation and meals during tourist season.〔(Gildetun Inn. )〕 It is located at a vantage place where tourists are able to photograph the mountain and fjord landscape. It also has a taxidermy display of local birds and other animals. Kvænangsfjellet is used in the summer by Sami reindeer herders.〔(Directorate for Cultural Heritage: Indigenous Groups, National Minorities and Cultural Remains. )〕 ==Gallery== File:Storbukttind.JPG|Storbukttind (literally, 'Big Bay Peak'; ) stands just west of route E6. File:Værutsatt strekning.JPG|The road over Kvænangsfjellet in April. File:Kvænangsfjellet Skiterreng 21. april.JPG|Kvænangsfjellet ski area, east of route E6. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Kvænangsfjellet」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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