- were 44 kjøpstads and 20
ladesteds that had
their town
councils in Norway. In 1952, the
legal distinctions for both the
ladested and kjøpstad were removed...
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administrative authority within their borders. A
ladested was
subordinate to a kjøpstad and over time some of the
ladesteds were "upgraded" to the
status of kjøpstad...
- 1874, King
Oscar II
decided to
grant ladested (town)
status to Mosjøen
effective on 1
January 1875. As a
ladested, Mosjøen now had the
privilege to export...
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Vestland county, Norway. The town was
founded by
royal decree in 1860 as a
ladested on the
island of Florelandet,
located between the
Botnafjorden and Solheimsfjorden...
- 1793, the port of
Aalesund was
granted limited ladested rights. Later, in 1824, it was
granted full
ladested rights. In 1835, Ålesund had 482 inhabitants...
- Haugaland. The town was an
independent muni****lity due to its
status as a
ladested from 1858
until 1965. The 2.54-square-kilometre (630-acre) town has a po****tion...
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located near each
other and together, they were
granted ladested rights in 1798.
Together this
ladested was
called Sogndal (historically
spelled "Soggendahl")...
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January 1904, the
village of
Harstad was
granted town
privileges as a
ladested. On the same date, the new town was
separated from the
Trondenes Muni****lity...
- Tønsberg Muni****lity. The
village of Åsgårdstrand was
established as a
ladested (small town/seaport) in 1650. On 1
January 1838, the
small town was established...
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kilometre (4,200/sq mi). Stat****e is an old
trading town and it was
granted ladested rights (port town status) on 22
February 1774. In the
middle of the 1800s...
