Hedmark

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Hedmark Coat of Arms
Spitzbergen Jan Mayen Østfold Vestfold Oslo Akershus Telemark Aust-Agder Vest-Agder Rogaland Hordaland Buskerud Hedmark Oppland Sogn og Fjordane Møre og Romsdal Trøndelag Trøndelag Nordland Troms Finnmark Estland Lettland Dänemark Finnland Schweden Schweden RusslandHedmark in Norway
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Basic data
Country : Norway
Administrative center : Hamar
Area : 27,397.8 km²
Residents : 197,406 (January 1, 2019)
Population density : 7.1 inhabitants / km²
Municipalities : 22nd
ISO 3166-2 NO-04
Fylkesstein : Trysil sandstone
politics
Fylkesordfører : Dag Rønning ( Sp )
Fylkesmann : Sylvia Brustad ( Ap )

Hedmark was a province ( Fylke ) in Norway . It had a total area of ​​27,398 km² (land area 26,086 km²) and bordered the provinces of Akershus , Oppland and Trøndelag as well as neighboring Sweden to the east .

Before the reform of 1919, the province was called Hedemarkens amt and was divided into the bailiwicks Hedemarken, Nordre Østerdalen, Søndre Østerdalen, Solør and Vinger og Odalen .

On January 1, 2020, Hedmark merged with Oppland to form the new Fylke Innlandet . The basis for the merger was a resolution of the Storting on June 8, 2017, which provided for a reduction to eleven areas as part of a regional reform .

Hedmark belonged to the Norwegian Østlandet and was more agricultural. In addition to agriculture , forestry was an important economic factor. The largest lake in Norway, Lake Mjøsa , bordered the province. To the south was the Eida Forest .

Administrative division

Administrative division of Hedmark

Hedmark was divided into four regions and 22 parishes .

Municipalities

Municipality
number 		Surname Administrative headquarters Residents
(January 1, 2019) 		Area
km² 		region
0402 Kongsvinger Kongsvinger Kongsvinger 17,823 1,036.45 Glåmdalen
0403 Hamar Hamar Hamar 31,144 350.94 Hedmarken
0412 Ringsaker Ringsaker Brumunddal 34,488 1,280.09 Hedmarken
0415 Soldering Soldering Soldering 7,663 369.44 Hedmarken
0417 pole pole pole 20,916 724.28 Hedmarken
0418 North Odal North Odal sand 5,024 508.14 Glåmdalen
0419 Sør-Odal Sør-Odal Skarnes 7,879 516.75 Glåmdalen
0420 Eidskog Eidskog Skotterud 6.114 640.39 Glåmdalen
0423 Grue Grue Kirkenær 4,646 837.17 Glåmdalen
0425 Åsnes Åsnes Flisa 7.214 1,040.94 Glåmdalen
0426 Våler Våler Våler 3,705 705.27 Glåmdalen
0427 Elverum Elverum Elverum 21,191 1,229.28 Sør-Østerdal
0428 Trysil Trysil Innbygda 6,607 3,014.36 Sør-Østerdal
0429 Åmot Åmot Rena 4,407 1,339.92 Sør-Østerdal
0430 Stor-Elvdal Stor-Elvdal Koppang 2,459 2,165.79 Sør-Østerdal
0432 Rendalen Rendalen Bergset 1,791 3,179.52 North Østerdal
0434 Engerdal Engerdal Engerdal 1,286 2,196.54 North Østerdal
0436 Tolga Tolga Tolga 1,551 1,122.59 North Østerdal
0437 Tynset Tynset Tynset 5,591 1,880.51 North Østerdal
0438 Alvdal Alvdal Alvdal 2,418 942.15 North Østerdal
0439 Folldal Folldal Folldal 1,577 1,276.87 North Østerdal
0441 Os Os Os 1.912 1,040.41 North Østerdal
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Hedmark 		Hamar 197,406 27,397.80 Østlandet

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  1. ↑ Nye fylker at www.regjeringen.no, accessed on January 2, 2020

Coordinates: 61 ° 28 ′ 48 ″  N , 11 ° 24 ′ 36 ″  E