It is 117km long.
The village of Biri is located in Norway. It had a population of 1,389 people as of January 1, 2009. It is located next to the Mjosa lake and the Mjosa Bridge.
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"
Glomma, ca. 600 kilometres long.
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Yes :P It is 213 km. long, and has an overall altitude difference of approximately 1 850m.
The Malselva is a river Norway. The Maine is a river in France.
Glåma or Glomma (both: glô'mä) , longest river of Norway, c.365 mi (590 km) long, rising in the highlands of Sør-Trøndelag co., SE Norway. It flows generally S past Sarpsborg (the head of navigation), into the Skagerrak at Fredrikstad. The Vorma River, which drains Mjøsa Lake, is its chief tributary. The Glåma's numerous waterfalls are the sites of hydroelectric stations; the lower river furnishes power to the urban industrial complex between Sarpsborg and Fredrikstad. The Glåma, passing through a heavily forested region, is Norway's chief timber-floating river.
There are many rivers in Norway, and here is a list of the 10 longest/biggest:Glomma -- 619 m longPasivivkelva 380 m longNumedalslågen -- 3359 m longVorma - Gudbrandsdalslågen -- 358 m longTana -- Anarjohka -- 348 m longDrammenselva - Begna -- 308 m longSkienselva -- Tinne -- Måna -- Kvenna -- 271 m longSnarumselva -- Hallingdalselva -- 257 m longOtra -- 247 m longAltaelva -- 240 m long
Glomma is the longest river. (598-kilometre (372 mi))
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Our biggest river is Glommen
Fjord: Coastal river valleys.