While Sweden and Finland have mountains, Norway is dominated by the Scandinavian Mountains, which stretch along the western border and include the highest peak in Scandinavia, Galdhøpiggen (2,469 meters).

Here's a quick comparison:

* Norway: Dominated by mountains, covering almost half the country.

* Sweden: Has a smaller mountain range in the north, known as the Scandinavian Mountains, but also has rolling hills and plains.

* Finland: Mostly flat with a few low-lying hills and a small mountain range in the north (Lapland).