Vangshylla–Kjerringvik Ferry — Infobox Ferry route name = Vangshylla–Kjerringvik nativename = Skarnsund Ferry logosize = imagesize = caption = crosses = Trondheimfjord at Skarnsund route = Norwegian National Highway 755 line = carries = Automobiles and passengers locale =… … Wikipedia
Innherredsferja — Infobox Defunct Company company name = Innherredsferja AS company fate = Lost PSO contract successor = Tide foundation = 1958 defunct = December 31 2006 location = Levanger, Norway industry = Transport key people = products = num employees =… … Wikipedia
Levanger–Hokstad Ferry — Infobox Ferry route name = Levanger–Hokstad nativename = Ytterøy Ferry logosize = imagesize = caption = crosses = Trondheimfjord route = Norwegian National Highway 774 line = carries = Automobiles and passengers locale = quays = Levanger Hokstad… … Wikipedia
Mosvik — kommune Municipality … Wikipedia
Skarnsund Bridge — Infobox Bridge bridge name = Skarnsund Bridge caption = official name = Skarnsundet bru carries = Road vehicles and Pedestrians crosses = Skarnsundet locale = Inderøy and Mosvik maint = Nord Trøndelag Road Department id = design = Cable stayed… … Wikipedia
List of Norwegian battles — is a list of battles fought in Norway or which a significant number of Norwegians participated.*800 1450 **Battle of Hafrsfjord (ca. 872) **Battle of Solskjel (before 900) **Battle of Rastarkalv (955) **Battle of Fitjar (961) **Battle of… … Wikipedia
Vangshylla — is a village located at the south east end of Inderøy, Norway, in the Utøy school district. The main features of Vangshylla include a harbour and Skarnsundet Fjord Centre, providing accommodation for fishing in Skarnsundet, a sound of the… … Wikipedia
Skarnsund — is a sound in Trondheimsfjord connecting the inner section, Beitstadfjord, with the outer section. Skarnsund is about half a kilometer wide with Inderøy to the east and Mosvik to the west.Prior to December 19, 1991 the sound was crossed by a car… … Wikipedia
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