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English: Map of a proposed Oslofjord Tunnel and Oslofjord Link showing various alternatives from a 1982 report. Norsk bokmål: Kart over forslag til Oslofjordforbindelse og Oslofjordtunnel fra en utredning fra 1982. |
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| Source | http://www.nb.no/nbsok/nb/1774202c51ddd69a5782a382db4fbee3 |
| Author | Asplan / Ministry of Transport and Communications |
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