Enebakk
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| County | Akershus | |
| Landscape | Follo | |
| Municipality | NO-0427 | |
| Administrative centre | Enebakk | |
| Mayor (2003) | Tore Tidemann (H) | |
| Official language form | Bokmål | |
| Area - Total - Land - Percentage | Ranked 312 233 km² 195 km² 0.07 % | |
| Population - Total (2004) - Percentage - Change (10 years) - Density | Ranked 111 9,233 0.20 % 14.5 % 47/km² | |
| Coordinates | 59°46′ N 11°6′ E | |
| www.enebakk.kommune.no | ||
Enebakk is a municipality in the county of Akershus, Norway. Its area is 232,5 km².
Enebakk is divided into four areas, named Flateby, Kirkebygden, Dalefjerdingen and Ytre Enebakk, being closest to Oslo.
The highest point in Enebakk is Vardåsen, situated between the lakes Børtervann and Øyeren, at 374m above sea level.
Enebakk is a mere 30 km from the city-limits of Oslo, with easy bus-access to the country's capitol. There are of 2004 no train-stations in the municipality. The biggest community in Enebakk is Våglia.
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| Municipalities of Akershus | |
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Asker | Aurskog-Høland | Bærum | Eidsvoll | Enebakk | Fet | Frogn | Gjerdrum | Hurdal | Lørenskog | Nannestad | Nes | Nesodden | Nittedal | Oppegård | Rælingen | Skedsmo | Ski | Sørum | Ullensaker | Vestby | Ås | |
Categories: Municipalities of Norway