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Bolmen (Swedish pronunciation: [
ˈbɔ̌lmɛn]) is a lake in Småland, Sweden.
Covering 184 km2, and with a
maximum depth of 37 m, it
supplies a considerable...
- The
Bolmen Water Tunnel (Swedish: Bolmentunneln) is a
water supply tunnel, 82 km (51 mi) long. It goes from the lake
Bolmen in
Kronoberg County to the...
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Halmstad Bolmen Railway (Swedish: Halmstad–
Bolmens Järnväg, HBJ) was a 64 km (40 miles) long
narrow gauge railway line from
Halmstad to
Bolmen in the Halland...
- Bolmsö is an
island located in lake
Bolmen near Växjö in Småland. It had 382
inhabitants in 1998. It
presents 530
ancient remains,
including dolmens and...
- of the
major lakes in Sweden: Agunnarydsjön
Alkvettern Ånnsjön Åresjön
Bolmen Boren Bosarpasjön
Dellen Edasjön Gammelstadsviken,
Norbotten Glan Hjälmaren...
- and laws, as did the
other small lands.
Finnveden is
situated around lake
Bolmen and the
river Lagan. Most
runestones in
Finnveden describe men who died...
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Estonia 73 Kiantajärvi Finland 191 74 74
Konnevesi Finland 189 73 75
Bolmen Sweden 184 71 76 Ströms
vattudal Sweden 183 71 77
Ondozero Ontajärvi Russia...
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Occupational Safety and
Health Administration.
Retrieved 21 June 2017.
Richard A.
Bolmen,
Semiconductor Safety Handbook:
Safety and
Health in the
Semiconductor Industry...
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generally unpleasant, such as a
toilet brush being named after the lake of
Bolmen, or a
rubbish bin
named after the
Norwegian village of Tofte. In November...
- also joined. The
Bolmen tunnel began being built in 1975 for it to be put into use in
October 1987. The
water runs from Lake
Bolmen in Småland via an...