Norderåa
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Norderåa Nørderåa | |
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Etymology | Njörðr |
Location | |
County | Innlandet |
District | Østerdalen |
Municipality | Elverum |
Physical characteristics | |
Source | Rudstjennet |
• elevation | 200 m |
2nd source | Dyrgåstjennet |
• location | Løten |
• elevation | 421 |
Mouth | Glomma |
• coordinates | 60°48′19″N 11°37′22″E / 60.80536°N 11.62282°E |
• elevation | 165 m |
Length | 4,6 km |
Norderåa or Nørderåa[1] is a small river in the municipality of Elverum in Innlandet, Norway. The main course has a length of 4,6 km and it is a tributary of Glomma, falling into it from the west.[2] The river likely got its name from the Norse god Njörðr.[3]
References
[edit]- ^ Skirbekk, Håvard (1983). Elverum bygdebok 1: Bjølset og Hagen (in Norwegian). Elverum kommune. p. 165. ISBN 8299134293.
- ^ "NVE Atlas". NVE Atlas (in Norwegian). Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate. 2025-01-27. Retrieved 2025-01-27.
- ^ Skirbekk, Håvard (1983). Elverum bygdebok 1: Bjølset og Hagen (in Norwegian). Elverum kommune. p. 166. ISBN 8299134293.