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Norseman

Poulsbo, Washington, United States
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The Norseman is a 12-foot-tall Viking sculpture of steel rebar and concrete by Tacoma artist Mark Gale, unveiled in November 2012 at Viking Avenue and Lindvig Way in Poulsbo. It stands on a base inscribed 'Velkommen til Poulsbo' and is privately funded through the Bjorgen Beautification Fund; it is often dressed for holidays and events.
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Approximate location · 47.747° N, 122.651° W
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Free roadside public sculpture at a main intersection on Viking Avenue on the west edge of Poulsbo.
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