Lenvik
former municipality in Troms, Norway
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Lenvik
Summary
Lenvik is a municipality of Norway[1]. Lenvik draws 22 Wikipedia views per month (municipality_of_norway category, ranking #65 of 360).[2]
Key Facts
- Lenvik is located in Troms[3].
- Lenvik is in the country of Norway[4].
- Lenvik's head of government is recorded as Geir-Inge Sivertsen[5].
- Lenvik's instance of is recorded as municipality of Norway[6].
- Lenvik's instance of is recorded as former municipality of Norway[7].
- Lenvik's capital is recorded as Finnsnes[8].
- Lenvik's capital is recorded as Gibostad[9].
- Lenvik's shares border with is recorded as Tromsø Municipality[10].
- Lenvik's shares border with is recorded as Balsfjord Municipality[11].
- Lenvik's shares border with is recorded as Målselv[12].
- Lenvik's shares border with is recorded as Sørreisa Municipality[13].
- Lenvik's shares border with is recorded as Tranøy Municipality[14].
- Lenvik's shares border with is recorded as Berg Municipality[15].
- Lenvik's Commons category is recorded as Lenvik[16].
- Lenvik's located in time zone is recorded as UTC+01:00[17].
- 1837 marks the founding of Lenvik[18].
- Lenvik was dissolved in December 31, 2019[19].
- Lenvik's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 69.383611111111, 'lon': 17.9675}[20].
- Lenvik's significant event is recorded as boundary change[21].
- Lenvik's significant event is recorded as boundary change[22].
- Lenvik's significant event is recorded as boundary change[23].
- Lenvik's significant event is recorded as boundary change[24].
- Lenvik's significant event is recorded as boundary change[25].
- Lenvik's official website is recorded as http://www.lenvik.kommune.no/[26].
- Lenvik's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Lenvik[27].
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Founding
1837 marks the founding of Lenvik[18].
Dissolution
Lenvik was dissolved in December 31, 2019[19].
Why It Matters
Lenvik draws 22 Wikipedia views per month (municipality_of_norway category, ranking #65 of 360).[2] Lenvik has Wikipedia articles in 20 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28]