Carl Linnaeus, The Lapland Journey, translated by Peter Graves (Edinburgh: Lockharton Press, 1995), p. 100.
The Prefecture of Luleå [1], 22/06/1732, ¶478:
New Luleå is a very small town and lies on a peninsula situated within a bay. The soil is rather infertile. The town stands on a small eminence of jumbled rocks filled in with sand and rubble so that it looks as if the sea has eaten away all the topsoil that used to be there – rather as if some predator has left only the bones behind, that is the stones, after throwing sand over them so that no one could see them.
- New Luleå visited