Greater Oslo Region
Greater Oslo Region ("Stor-Oslo-regionen" in Norwegian) is a statistical metropolitan region[2] surrounding the Norwegian capital of Oslo, with a total number of inhabitants of 1,546 706 per 1. January 2023.[3]
Greater Oslo Region
Oslo-regionen | |
|---|---|
Urban area | |
 Skyline of Oslo | |
 The Oslo region's levels - Oslo city, inner ring, middle ring and outer municipalities | |
| Country |  Norway |
| Largest city | Oslo |
| Area | |
| • Metro | 8,894 km2 (3,434 sq mi) |
| Population | |
| • Metro | 1,546,706 |
| • Metro density | 174/km2 (450/sq mi) |
The region includes the city proper of Oslo (population: 709,037), parts of the county of Viken, as well as Holmestrand in the county of Vestfold og Telemark.[3]
There is also another definition of the Greater Oslo Region, which excludes the Moss and Drammen regions. This definition has 34 municipalities and had a population of 1,323,244 on 1 January 2015.
Economy
In 2020 Oslo gross metropolitan product was €64.5 billion.[4]
Statistics
| Kommune | Inhabitants 2010 | Inhabitants 2011 | Inhabitants 1. January 2023 | Region | County | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oslo | 586 860 | 599 230 | 709 037 | Oslo | Oslo | Greater Oslo |
| Lillestrøm | 73 330 | 74 869 | 91 515 | Inner sector north | Viken | |
| Lørenskog | 32 730 | 33 308 | 46 797 | |||
| Nittedal | 20 939 | 21 165 | 25 440 | |||
| Rælingen | 15 591 | 15 920 | 19 618 | |||
| Enebakk | 10 176 | 10 262 | 11 392 | Inner sector south | ||
| Nesodden | 17 348 | 17 515 | 20 322 | |||
| Nordre Follo | 52 905 | 57 686 | 62 245 | |||
| Bærum | 111 213 | 112 789 | 129 874 | Inner sector west | ||
| Aurskog-Høland | 14 982 | 15 310 | 17 945 | Outer sector north | ||
| Eidsvoll | 20 689 | 21 128 | 27 338 | |||
| Gjerdrum | 5 821 | 5 990 | 7 285 | |||
| Hurdal | 2 617 | 2 619 | 2 944 | |||
| Lunner | 8 600 | 8 654 | 9 307 | |||
| Nannestad | 10 927 | 11 128 | 15 530 | |||
| Nes | 18 827 | 19 049 | 24 283 | |||
| Ullensaker | 29 088 | 30 081 | 42 866 | |||
| Asker | 82 562 | 92 174 | 97 784 | Outer sector west | ||
| Frogn | 14 622 | 14 814 | 16 106 | Outer sector south | ||
| Indre Østfold | 40 686 | 41 108 | 46 382 | |||
| Marker | 3 471 | 3 476 | 3 639 | |||
| Skiptvet | 3 541 | 3 576 | 3 886 | |||
| Vestby | 14 373 | 14 708 | 19 089 | |||
| Ås | 16 386 | 16 733 | 21 350 | |||
| Moss | 44 323 | 44 691 | 51 240 | Moss region | ||
| Råde | 6 882 | 6 946 | 8 317 | |||
| Våler | 4 472 | 4 573 | 6 023 | |||
| Drammen | 91 719 | 92 993 | 103 291 | Drammen region | ||
| Lier | 23 267 | 23 580 | 28 167 | |||
| Øvre Eiker | 16 616 | 16 987 | 20 495 | |||
| Holmestrand | 21 432 | 21 754 | 26 206 | Vestfold and Telemark | ||
| Total | 1 416 995 | 1 442 318 | 1 546 706 |
References
- Age and gender distribution in municipalities, counties and the entire country's population (K) 1986 - 2023
- regionaldepartementet, Kommunal-og (2003-05-09). "St.meld. nr. 31 (2002-2003)". 016001-040011 (in Norwegian). Retrieved 2023-04-03.
- "07459: Alders- og kjønnsfordeling i kommuner, fylker og hele landets befolkning (K) 1986 - 2023. Statistikkbanken". SSB (in Norwegian). Retrieved 2023-04-03.
- "Gross domestic product (GDP) at current market prices by metropolitan regions".
Sources
of Norway 1. October - Retrieved from Statistics Norway Out of date!
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