Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)
city and municipality council in Hedmark, Norway
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Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)
Summary
Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011) is a legislative term[1].
Key Facts
- Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011) is in the country of Norway[2].
- Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)'s instance of is recorded as legislative term[3].
- Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)'s follows is recorded as Hamar (city and municipality council 2003-2007)[4].
- Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)'s followed by is recorded as Hamar (city and municipality council 2011-2015)[5].
- Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)'s has part is recorded as Morten Aspeli[6].
- Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)'s has part is recorded as Geir Byberg[7].
- Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)'s has part is recorded as Christel G. Meyer[8].
- Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)'s has part is recorded as Stein Frøysang[9].
- Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)'s has part is recorded as Anne-Lise Bakken[10].
- Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)'s has part is recorded as Wenche-Britt Hagabakken[11].
- Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)'s start time is recorded as +2007-00-00T00:00:00Z[12].
- Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)'s end time is recorded as +2011-00-00T00:00:00Z[13].
- Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)'s applies to jurisdiction is recorded as Hamar Municipality[14].
- Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)'s number of seats is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+39'}[15].
- Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)'s Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/122b8z07[16].
- Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)'s meeting of is recorded as Q56640943[17].
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Identity
Hamar (city and municipality council 2007-2011)'s follows is recorded as Hamar (city and municipality council 2003-2007)[4]. Its followed by is recorded as Hamar (city and municipality council 2011-2015)[5].