The term "Nordic diaspora" is also used to describe more recent emigrations and emigrants originating in one or more of the Nordic countries. Swedish diaspora Swedish diaspora communities include: • Swedish Americans • Swedish Argentines • Swedish Australians • Swedish Canadians • Swedish Costa Ricans • Ural Swedes (Russia) • Gammalsvenskby (Ukraine) Finnish diaspora People emigrated to the United States, Canada, Ghana, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Italy, Ireland, United Kingdom, Sweden, Brazil and Argentina. They have also started Utopian communities in places including Australia, Brazil, Paraguay, France, Cuba, and Sierra Leone. Finnish diaspora communities include: • Finnish Americans • Finnish Argentine • Finnish Australians • Finnish Canadians • Forest Finns (Norway & Sweden) • Kven people (Norway) • Ingrian Finns (Russia) • Sweden Finns • Tornedalians (Sweden) • Finns in Switzerland Danish diaspora Danish diaspora communities include: • Danish Americans • Greenlandic Americans • Faroese Americans • Danish Argentine • Danish Australians • Danish Canadians • Danish minority of Southern Schleswig (Germany) • Danish people in Greenland • Danish New Zealanders • Icelandic diaspora Icelandic diaspora communities include: • Icelandic Americans • Icelandic Australians • Icelandic Canadians • Norwegian diaspora Norwegian diaspora communities include: • Norwegian Americans • Norwegian Australians • Norwegian Canadians • Norwegians in Finland • Norwegian New Zealanders • Kola Norwegians (Russia) • Norwegian South Africans • Norwegian diaspora in Denmark • Norwegian diaspora in Sweden The first modern Norwegian settlement in the United States was Norwegian Ridge, in what is now Spring Grove, Minnesota. == See also ==