Etna (river)

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Etna
The Etna River

The Etna River

Data
Water code NO : 012.EZ
location Innlandet (Norway)
River system Drammenvassdraget
Drain over Randsfjord  → Randselva  → Storelva  → Tyrifjord  → Drorgenselva  → Drsamefjord  → Skagerrak
muzzle at Dokka in the lake Randsfjord Coordinates: 60 ° 47 ′ 55 ″  N , 10 ° 8 ′ 30 ″  E 60 ° 47 ′ 55 ″  N , 10 ° 8 ′ 30 ″  E
Mouth height 134  m

Catchment area 2085 km²
Outflow at the level at the mouth MQ
36.7 m³ / s
Left tributaries Dokka
Communities Dokka

The Etna is a river in Norway , which rises in the raised bogs between Skaget and Marsteinhøgda (municipality Øystre Slidre in the province ( Fylke ) Innlandet ), mostly through the municipality Etnedal named after him , at Dokka (municipality Nordre Land ) with the Dokka flows together to flow into the Randsfjord as Dokka-Etna .

Attractions

There are two bridges along the river that deserve special attention: Lunde bru and Høljeraast bru . Lunde bru is Northern Europe's longest stone arch bridge; There are war memorials from World War II near Høljerast bru.

Three kilometers south of the Møllerstufossen (waterfall) are famous rock carvings on Møllerstufossen from the younger Stone Age (Norwegian: helleristninger).

Tributaries

After the Etna has flowed through the Etnsenn and Kalvefjord, other, mostly smaller streams are added:

Individual evidence

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Web links

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See also

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