Norwegian Decorations
This is an overview of Norwegian decorations and their order of precedence. Established by Royal Decree of 11 June 1943 with subsequent additions, latest of 17 January 2016.

The War Cross with Three Swords is Norway’s highest decoration. Gunnar Sønsteby is the only person ever to have been awarded it, for his exceptional efforts during the Second World War.
- War Cross with swords
- Medal for Outstanding Civic Achievement
- The Royal Norwegian Order of St. Olav
- The Royal Norwegian Order of Merit
- Haakon VIIs Freedom Cross
- St. Olav's medal with Oak Branch
- Medal for Heroism in Gold
- The King's Medal of Merit in Gold
- St. Olav's Medal
- The War Medal
- The King's Medal of Merit
- Medal of Heroism, Military
- Haakon VII's Freedom Medal
- Medal for Heroism in Silver
- Medal for Rescue at Sea
- Nansen Medal for Outstanding Research
- Police Cross of Honour *
- Civil Defence Cross of Honour *
- Defence Cross of Honour *
- Defence Service Medal with Laurel Branch
- Police Service Medal with Laurel Branch
- Civil Defence Service Medal with Laurel Branch
- Defence Medal 1940 – 1945
- HM The King's Medal of Merit for Service in the Home Guard
- Norwegian Korea Medal
- The Maudheim medal
- The Antarctic Medal
- HM The King's Commemorative Medal in Gold
- The Royal House Centenary Medal
- Haakon VII's Commeorative Medal 1 October 1957
- Haakon VII's Jubilee Medal 1905 – 1930
- Haakon VII's Jubilee Medal 1905 – 1955
- Haakon VII's 70th Anniversary Medal
- Haakon VII's Centenary Medal
- Olav V's Commemorative Medal of 30 January 1991
- Olav V's Jubilee Medal
- Olav V's Centenary Medal
- King Harald V's Jubilee Medal 1991 - 2016
- HM The King's Commemorative Medal in Silver
- Defence Service Medal
- Police Service Medal
- Civil Defence Service Medal
- Defence Medal - Wounded in Action
- Defence Medal - International Operations
- Police Medal International Service
- Civil Defence International Service
- Medal for Defence Service Abroad
- Medal for Defence Operation Abroad
- National Service Medal
*) Decorations 17, 18 and 19 are of equal rank, but are listed here in order of seniority.