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Drams River

river, Norway
Also known as: Drammens River, Drammenselva, Dramselva
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Drams River, river, southeastern Norway. After rising on the southern slopes of the Halling Mountains as the Halling River and flowing east-northeast to the village of Gol, it flows south-southeast to Krøderen (lake) and thence southward to enter Drams Fjord at the city of Drammen after a course of 192 miles (309 km). The name Drams refers strictly to the lowest 30 miles (48 km) of the river (below Krøderen) but is also used for...

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