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Mainly Norway. (Western Norway?)
If not Norway, then some over Scandinavia, though most of the slaves the Vikings brought were Irish or Scottish Gaelic. (Slaves made up to 40%(?)(I recall) of the population, so most of the Icelandic gene pool is divided that way. (I recall) (60% Norse, 40% Celtic)
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