This is a list of the cattle breeds considered in Norway to be wholly or partly of Norwegian origin. Some may have complex or obscure histories, so inclusion here does not necessarily imply that a breed is predominantly or exclusively Norwegian.
Local name | English name, if used | Notes | Image |
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Dølafe[1][4] | Døla Cattle | traditional breed, merged into Norwegian Red in 1963,[5]: 46 endangered-maintained[3]: 86 | |
Lyngdalsfe | Lyngdal | traditional breed, merged into the Sør og Vestlandsfe in 1947, extinct[5]: 108 | |
Norsk Rødt Fe[1][4] | Norwegian Red | modern composite breed, formed 1961 by merger of Østlansk Rødkolle and Norsk Rødt og Hvitt Fe | |
Norsk Rødt og Hvitt Fe[5]: 88 | Norwegian Red-and-White | composite, created 1939 from Swedish Red-and-White, Ayrshire, Hedmark and Red Troender; merged into Norwegian Red in 1961[5]: 88 | |
Østlandsk Rødkolle[1][4] | Eastern Red Polled Cattle | traditional breed, critical-maintained[3]: 86 | |
Sidet trønderfe og nordlandsfe[1][4] | Sided Trønder and Nordland Cattle | traditional breed, endangered-maintained[3]: 86 | |
Sør og Vestlandsfe[5]: 88 | South and West Norwegian | created in 1947 by merger of Vestlandsk Fjordfe, Vestlandsk Raudkolle and Lyngdal; merged into Norwegian Red in 1968; extinct[5]: 108 | |
Telemarkfe[1][4] | Telemark | traditional breed, endangered-maintained[3]: 86 | |
Vestlandsk Fjordfe[1][4] | Western Fjord | traditional breed, merged into the Sør og Vestlandsfe in 1947,[5]: 108 endangered-maintained[3]: 86 | |
Vestlandsk Raudkolle[1][4] | Western Red Polled | traditional breed, merged into the Sør og Vestlandsfe in 1947,[5]: 108 endangered-maintained[3]: 86 |