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According to abbreviationfinder, Oslo is the imperial capital of Norway, with (2021) 697 000 residents the most populous city in the country. Oslo lies at the foot of the forest-covered heights (e.g. Nordmarka, 529 m above sea level) around the northernmost…
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Stavanger According to abbreviationfinder, Stavanger is the capital of the province (Fylke) Rogaland, southwest Norway, at the exit of the Boknfjord, with (2021) 144 100 residents the fourth largest city in Norway. Seat of an Evangelical Lutheran bishop; University (founded…
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Trondheim According to abbreviationfinder, Trondheim is the third largest city of Norway, on the inner Trondheimsfjord on a reflowed from Nidelv peninsula and the surrounding heights, (2021) 207 600 residents. Seat of a Lutheran bishop; Norwegian University of Science and Technology,…
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Bergen (Norway) According to abbreviationfinder, Bergen is a city and administrative seat of the province of Hordaland, Norway, (2021) 285,600 residents, next to Stavanger the most important port on the Norwegian west coast and for several years the oil metropolis,…
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