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. The earth and its inhabitants .. . Depth under 27 Fathoms. .27 to 5.5 Fathoms. - 2 Miles. Over 55 Fathoms Scandinavian seaboard, the large ports of Western Europe, and New York. A net- work of railways also places it in direct communication with Trondhjem, Gefle, Stockholm, Goteborg, and Malmo. The population, scarcely 8,000 at the begin- nino of the century, has increased tenfold since then, the annual rate of increase now being about 1,000. It is noted for its healthy climate and beautiful sur- roundings. The Glommen basin, although the largest in Norway, has no important towns on its uppe

. The earth and its inhabitants .. . Depth under 27 Fathoms. .27 to 5.5 Fathoms. - 2 Miles. Over 55 Fathoms Scandinavian seaboard, the large ports of Western Europe, and New York. A net- work of railways also places it in direct communication with Trondhjem, Gefle, Stockholm, Goteborg, and Malmo. The population, scarcely 8,000 at the begin- nino of the century, has increased tenfold since then, the annual rate of increase now being about 1,000. It is noted for its healthy climate and beautiful sur- roundings. The Glommen basin, although the largest in Norway, has no important towns on its uppe Stock Photo
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. The earth and its inhabitants .. . Depth under 27 Fathoms. .27 to 5.5 Fathoms. - 2 Miles. Over 55 Fathoms Scandinavian seaboard, the large ports of Western Europe, and New York. A net- work of railways also places it in direct communication with Trondhjem, Gefle, Stockholm, Goteborg, and Malmo. The population, scarcely 8, 000 at the begin- nino of the century, has increased tenfold since then, the annual rate of increase now being about 1, 000. It is noted for its healthy climate and beautiful sur- roundings. The Glommen basin, although the largest in Norway, has no important towns on its upper course, except the mining city of Horos. Much nearer to the capital is Eidsveld, on the navigable outlet of Lake Mjosen, where the first Norwegian Storthing met after the treaty of union with Sweden in 1814. It had for