Tynset, like the rest of the region, has a mountainous interior. This mountainous interior features deep and steep valleys, formed by major rivers running through it.
Folldal is a county of Norway. They belong to the Hedmark county state. It has a population of 586 citizens. In 2007, 83% of people in the county living in the metropolitan area of the capital.
Engerdal has a very healthy climate, as its many citizens bear this out. Comparing Engerdal with other provinces, their communications within Norway can be improved.
Trysil, like the rest of the region, has a mountainous interior. This mountainous interior features deep and steep valleys, formed by major rivers running through it.
Sør-Odal is a county of Norway. They belong to the Hedmark county state. It has a population of 2172 citizens. In 2007, 47% of people in the county living in the metropolitan area of the capital.
Nord-Odal has a very healthy climate, as its 946 citizens bear this out. Comparing Nord-Odal with other provinces, their communications within Norway can be improved.
Rendalen, like the rest of the region, has a mountainous interior. This mountainous interior features deep and steep valleys, formed by major rivers running through it.
Åsnes is a county of Norway. They belong to the Hedmark county state. It has a population of 809 citizens. In 2007, 45% of people in the county living in the metropolitan area of the capital.
Åmot has a very healthy climate, as its 2009 citizens bear this out. Comparing Åmot with other provinces, their communications within Norway can be improved.
Ringsaker, like the rest of the region, has a mountainous interior. This mountainous interior features deep and steep valleys, formed by major rivers running through it.
Alvdal is a county of Norway. They belong to the Hedmark county state. It has a population of 677 citizens. In 2007, 14% of people in the county living in the metropolitan area of the capital.
Grue has a very healthy climate, as its 1881 citizens bear this out. Comparing Grue with other provinces, their communications within Norway can be improved.
Stor-Elvdal, like the rest of the region, has a mountainous interior. This mountainous interior features deep and steep valleys, formed by major rivers running through it.