Sør-Trøndelag
Sør -Trøndelag ( German: South- Trøndelag ) is a Norwegian province (county ) in the Trøndelag region, which borders the provinces of Nord-Trøndelag, Møre og Romsdal, Oppland and Hedmark, as well as Sweden. Beginning of July 2013 the population was 302 900 inhabitants ( 5.98% of the total population of Norway ). The province has an area of 18,856 km ² (of which a land area of 27,830 km ²). Council is based in Trondheim.
Municipalities
( Inhabitants on 1 January 2007 )
- Agdenes ( 1775 )
- Bjugn ( 4561 )
- Frøya ( 4,052 )
- Hemne ( 4247 )
- Hitra ( 4,028 )
- Holtålen ( 2076 )
- Klæbu ( 5,474 )
- Malvik ( 12,322 )
- Meldal ( 3900 )
- Melhus ( 14,304 )
- Midtre Gauldal ( 5889 )
- Oppdal ( 6,531 )
- Orkdal ( 10,812 )
- Rennebu ( 2635 )
- Rissa ( 6366 )
- Roan ( 1030 )
- Røros ( 5,671 )
- Selbu ( 3,942 )
- Skaun ( 6,211 )
- Snillfjord ( 1021 )
- Trondheim ( 161 730 )
- Tydal ( 859)
- Ørland ( 5,091 )
- Åfjord ( 3258 )
Akershus | Aust- Agder | Buskerud | Finnmark | Hedmark | Hordaland | Møre og Romsdal | North Country | Nord-Trøndelag | Oppland | Oslo | Rogaland | Sogn og Fjordane | Sør -Trøndelag | Telemark | Troms | Vest- Agder | Vestfold | Østfold
63.3910.26Koordinaten: 63 ° N, 10 ° E
- Norwegian Fylke
- Sør -Trøndelag
- NUTS 3 region