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Map of tettstedet Oslo made by Statistisk Sentralbyrå based on data of 01.01.2005. |
| Date | 2005 |
| Source | http://www.ssb.no/emner/01/01/20/tettstedkart/fylke0203.pdf |
| Author | Statistisk sentralbyrå (Statistics Norway). |
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Statistics Norway freely permits saving, printing, copying and spreading of the material on this web site (text, tables and figures). Statistics Norway must be credited when using the material. ( |
Norsk bokmål: Kilde: Statistisk sentralbyrå. Kartet er beskåret av meg.
Bruk av SSBs materiale:
Statistisk sentralbyrå gir tillatelse til at materiale på dette nettstedet (tekst, statistiske tabeller og figurer) fritt kan lagres elektronisk, skrives ut, mangfoldiggjøres og videreformidles. Tillatelsen forutsetter henvisning til kilden stoffet er hentet fra (kilde: Statistisk sentralbyrå). Kildehenvisning skal angis i direkte tilknytning til hver tabell og figur som benyttes. (Tatt fra )
English: Source: Statistics Norway. The map is cropped by me, Jorunn.
Using Statistics Norways material:
Statistics Norway freely permits saving, printing, copying and spreading of the material on this web site (text, tables and figures). Statistics Norway must be credited when using the material. (Translation of )Licensing
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