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09737: Land use in urban settlements, by size of urban settlement (km²) 2011 - 2024

Svein Johan Reid, Statistics Norway
+47 415 12966
Margrete Steinnes, Statistics Norway
+47 95 73 55 54
2024-11-22 08:00
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Area:
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Statistics Norway
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