Sirdal

Summary

Sirdal is a municipality of Norway^[1]. Sirdal draws 9 Wikipedia views per month (municipality_of_norway category, ranking #63 of 360).^[2]

Key Facts

• Sirdal is located in Agder^[3].
• Sirdal is in the country of Norway^[4].
• Sirdal's head of government is recorded as Jonny Liland^[5].
• Sirdal's image is recorded as ValevatnValevatn.jpg^[6].
• Sirdal's instance of is recorded as municipality of Norway^[7].
• Sirdal's capital is recorded as Tonstad^[8].
• Sirdal's flag image is recorded as Flag of Sirdal.gif^[9].
• Sirdal's shares border with is recorded as Lund Municipality^[10].
• Sirdal's shares border with is recorded as Bjerkreim Municipality^[11].
• Sirdal's shares border with is recorded as Gjesdal Municipality^[12].
• Sirdal's shares border with is recorded as Eigersund Municipality^[13].
• Sirdal's shares border with is recorded as Valle Municipality^[14].
• Sirdal's shares border with is recorded as Bygland^[15].
• Sirdal's shares border with is recorded as Kvinesdal Municipality^[16].
• Sirdal's shares border with is recorded as Flekkefjord Municipality^[17].
• Sirdal's shares border with is recorded as Bykle Municipality^[18].
• Sirdal's shares border with is recorded as Sandnes Municipality^[19].
• Sirdal's main regulatory text is recorded as Act relating to municipalities and county authorities^[20].
• Sirdal's coat of arms image is recorded as Sirdal komm.svg^[21].
• Sirdal's twinned administrative body is recorded as Zalău^[22].
• Sirdal's twinned administrative body is recorded as Väike-Maarja Rural Municipality^[23].
• Sirdal's locator map image is recorded as NO 4228 Sirdal.svg^[24].
• Sirdal's Commons category is recorded as Sirdal^[25].
• Sirdal's OpenStreetMap relation ID is recorded as 405974^[26].
• Sirdal's located in time zone is recorded as UTC+01:00^[27].

Body

Founding

+1960-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Sirdal^[28].

Why It Matters

Sirdal draws 9 Wikipedia views per month (municipality_of_norway category, ranking #63 of 360).^[2] Sirdal has Wikipedia articles in 17 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[29]