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Glomma, ca. 600 kilometres long.

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Glomma, ca. 600 kilometres long.

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Glomma is the longest river. (598-kilometre (372 mi))

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Rena is a small town in Norway. In 2005, the population was 2,009 people. There is a branch of the Hedmark University College there, and both the Glomma and Rena rivers intersect at this location.

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There are many rivers in Norway, and here is a list of the 10 longest/biggest:

  1. Glomma -- 619 m long
  2. Pasivivkelva 380 m long
  3. Numedalslågen -- 3359 m long
  4. Vorma - Gudbrandsdalslågen -- 358 m long
  5. Tana -- Anarjohka -- 348 m long
  6. Drammenselva - Begna -- 308 m long
  7. Skienselva -- Tinne -- Måna -- Kvenna -- 271 m long
  8. Snarumselva -- Hallingdalselva -- 257 m long
  9. Otra -- 247 m long
  10. Altaelva -- 240 m long
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For the lakes, Mjosa, Rossvat,Femuden(With a diagional lines going through each of the o's.). There are no major rivers going through Norway. Unless you're in french imersion and you need a "fleuve"... I don't have the names for the "fleuves"

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