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Hvitsten Hvitsten is a former town in Akershus county, Norway, located between Drøbak and Son. It is the smallest town that has ever existed in Norway:
Hvitsten
County in Eastern Norway
Frogn Frogner Garder Gjerdrum Hakadal Hemnes Heni Holter Hovin Hurdal Hvitsten Høland Høvik Kroer Kråkstad Langset Lillestrøm Løken, see Høland Lørenskog
Akershus
1925–1927 tetralogy by Sigrid Undset
the nearby Viken area. It's inspired by the summer cottages located in Hvitsten, near Drobak. In the 1920s, Sigrid Undset resided there for a brief period
The_Master_of_Hestviken
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(The lading place of Hvitsten in Vestby has never been a municipality of its own.) Vestby includes the villages Vestby, Hølen, Hvitsten, Garder, and Son.
Vestby
Norwegian ship-owner
(1897–1969) was a Norwegian ship-owner. Son of Fredrik Olsen and born in Hvitsten, he worked in the family company Fred. Olsen & Co. from 1920. He held a
Thomas_Fredrik_Olsen
Norwegian businessman (born 1948)
commission. Petter Olsen sold the painting to raise funds to build a museum in Hvitsten, Norway, where Munch once owned property and near where Olsen has an estate
Petter_Olsen
Norwegian-owned company based in the UK
The company is part of the Fred. Olsen Group. The company originated in Hvitsten, a small town on Oslofjord in Norway, in 1848 by three Olsen brothers,
Fred._Olsen_Cruise_Lines
Norwegian holding company
(1821–1899) in 1848 and, by his death, the company had 16 ships with offices in Hvitsten. Petter's son Thomas Fredrik "Fred" Olsen (1857–1933) or Fred. Olsen, whom
Fred._Olsen_&_Co.
Former municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Skedsmo
Hurum Municipality Buskerud 1847–1964 Ladested Oscar I Municipal merger Hvitsten Vestby Municipality Akershus 1837–1964 Ladested Karl III Johan Municipal
List of towns and cities in Norway
List_of_towns_and_cities_in_Norway
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Lillestrøm
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Bærum
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Eidsvoll
Former municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Asker Municipality (1838–2020)
Asker_Municipality_(1838–2020)
Cruise ship built in 1972
1972–1988: Bergen and Oslo, Norway 1988–1998: Nassau, Bahamas 1998–2001: Hvitsten, Norway 2001–2022: Nassau, Bahamas 2022: Palau Builder Wärtsilä Helsinki
MS_Black_Watch_(1971)
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Hurdal
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Frogn
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Lørenskog
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Nesodden
Norwegian military officer and sports official (1841–1909)
the Order of the Sword, and a Knight of the Order of Wasa. He died in Hvitsten in 1909. Schema til ledning ved undervisningen i sprang och voltige, undarbeidet
Olaf_Wilhelm_Petersen
Norwegian priest (1941–2015)
from 1992 to 2008. He released multiple books. He died in July 2015 in Hvitsten. "Johan Arnt Wenaas". Store norske leksikon (in Norwegian). Oslo: Kunnskapsforlaget
Johan_Arnt_Wenaas
Private collection 1185 Coastal Landscape at Hvitsten 1916–17 Private collection 1186 Coastal Landscape at Hvitsten 1916–17 Private collection 1187 Waves Breaking
List of paintings by Edvard Munch
List_of_paintings_by_Edvard_Munch
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Ski,_Norway
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Nittedal
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Nannestad
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Gjerdrum
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Enebakk
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Asker_Municipality
1966–1986: Kristiansand, Norway 1986–1990: Manila, Philippines 1990–2001: Hvitsten, Norway 2001–2009: Nassau, Bahamas 2009–2013: Venezuela Builder Flender
MV_Black_Prince
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Ullensaker
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Jevnaker
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Oppegård
(Hvam) 2165 Nes Hvam 2013 Skedsmo Hvitsten 59°35′54″N 10°39′25″E / 59.59833°N 10.65694°E / 59.59833; 10.65694 (Hvitsten) 1545 Vestby Hølen 59°32′23″N
List_of_villages_in_Akershus
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Rælingen
watches the pair out on the fjord from her window at their holiday home in Hvitsten. The romantic song has become part of the Norwegian lexicon and is regularly
Sommernatt_ved_fjorden
County in Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604-1963) Hvitsten (1837-1964) Hølen (1837-1943) Drøbak (1842-1961) Holmsbu (1847-1964) Municipalities
Viken_County_Municipality
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Ås,_Akershus
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Nordre_Follo
Village in Østlandet, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Jar,_Norway
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Aurskog-Høland
Topics referred to by the same term
Ramme Gaard, an organic farm and country estate, located just north of Hvitsten in Akershus municipality, on the coast of Norway This disambiguation page
Ramme
Norwegian shipping magnate
magnate and Chairman of Fred. Olsen & Co. Rudolf Fredrik Olsen was born in Hvitsten, in Akershus county, Norway. He was the son of Thomas Frederick (Fred.)
Rudolf_Olsen
Former municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Sørum
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Nes_Municipality_(Akershus)
Municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Lunner
Former municipality in Akershus, Norway
(2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006) Jessheim (2012) Former Son (1604–1963) Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961) Holmsbu (1847–1964) Municipalities
Fet,_Norway
Norwegian organic farm and country estate
organic farm and country estate located by the Oslofjord, just north of Hvitsten in the Vestby municipality of Akershus, Norway. Ramme Gaard was previously
Ramme_Gaard
Railway station in Vestby, Norway
frequently used by weekend guests from Oslo that visited the nearby conurbation Hvitsten for having a bath. A few years after the section of the Østfold Line between
Vestby_Station
Municipality Period assigned 0201 Son/Hølen Son 1837–1847 1847–1963 0202 Hvitsten 0203 Drøbak 1837–1961 0204 Hølen 1847–1942 0211 Vestby 1837–present 0212
List of municipality numbers of Norway
List_of_municipality_numbers_of_Norway
Norwegian writer (1923–1992)
historian Jakob Sverdrup. He spent his early childhood in Lofoten, Risør, Hvitsten, and Rjukan, and later in Oslo. During World War II he participated in
Harald_Sverdrup_(writer)
Norwegian footballer (born 1966)
1997, he entered dentist training and eventually settled as a dentist in Hvitsten. He married and had one daughter. Svesengen, Morten; et al. (30 March 2019)
Stein_Amundsen
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