Classification of urban districts

Urban districts constitute geographical areas in a municipality. In Norwegian official statistics the term urban district is related to the four largest municipalities Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim and Stavanger.

Urban districts 2020

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1.1.2020
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Urban districts constitute geographical areas in a municipality. In Norwegian official statistics, the term urban district is linked to the four largest municipalities of Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim and Stavanger. From 2020, there were two new districts in Stavanger, and Klæbu municipality is part of the Heimdal district in Trondheim. In addition, boundary adjustments for the two new districts in Stavanger.

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Municipalities 2008 - Urban districts 2004

ID
60
Owner section
320 - Division for population statistic
Responsible
Moe, Dana

Codes

The correspondence links 4 codes from “Municipalities 2008” to 40 codes from “Urban districts 2004”.

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Municipalities 2008Urban districts 2004
0301Oslo030101Gamle Oslo
030102Grünerløkka
030103Sagene
030104St. Hanshaugen
030105Frogner
030106Ullern
030107Vestre Aker
030108Nordre Aker
030109Bjerke
030110Grorud
030111Stovner
030112Alna
030113Østensjø
030114Nordstrand
030115Søndre Nordstrand
030116Sentrum
030117Marka
030199Unknown
1103Stavanger110301Hundvåg
110302Tasta
110303Eiganes og Våland
110304Madla
110305Storhaug
110306Hillevåg
110307Hinna
110399Unknown
1201Bergen120101Arna
120102Bergenhus
120103Fana
120104Fyllingsdalen
120105Laksevåg
120106Ytrebygda
120107Årstad
120108Åsane
120199Unknown
1601Trondheim160101Midtbyen
160102Østbyen
160103Lerkendal
160104Heimdal
160199Unknown