Värmland County is a county of Sweden.
Boundaries: Natural Earth (naturalearthdata.com), public domain
| Årjängs Kommun | Årjäng | 10 k · 8 districts |
| Arvika Kommun | Arvika | 25 k · 10 districts |
| Eda kommun | Charlottenberg | 8 k · 4 districts |
| Filipstads Kommun | Filipstad | 10 k · 6 districts |
| Forshaga Kommun | Forshaga | 11 k · 2 districts |
| Grums Kommun | Grums | 9 k · 4 districts |
| Hagfors Kommun | Hagfors | 11 k · 4 districts |
| Hammarö Kommun | Skoghall | 17 k · 1 district |
| Karlstads Kommun | Karlstad | 98 k · 7 districts |
| Kils Kommun | Kil | 12 k · 3 districts |
| Kristinehamns Kommun | Kristinehamn | 24 k · 5 districts |
| Munkfors Kommun | Munkfors | 4 k · 2 districts |
| Säffle Kommun | Säffle | 15 k · 12 districts |
| Storfors Kommun | Storfors | 4 k · 3 districts |
| Sunne Kommun | Sunne | 13 k · 5 districts |
| Torsby Kommun | Torsby | 11 k · 8 districts |
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