Rissa, like the rest of the region, has a mountainous interior. This mountainous interior features deep and steep valleys, formed by major rivers running through it.
Oppdal is a county of Norway. They belong to the Sør-Trøndelag state. It has a population of 3706 citizens. In 2007, 58% of people in the county living in the metropolitan area of the capital.
Selbu has a very healthy climate, as its many citizens bear this out. Comparing Selbu with other provinces, their communications within Norway can be improved.
Snillfjord, like the rest of the region, has a mountainous interior. This mountainous interior features deep and steep valleys, formed by major rivers running through it.
Tydal is a county of Norway. They belong to the Sør-Trøndelag state. It has a population of 857 citizens. In 2007, 57% of people in the county living in the metropolitan area of the capital.
Trondheim has a very healthy climate, as its 147600 citizens bear this out. Comparing Trondheim with other provinces, their communications within Norway can be improved.
Osen, like the rest of the region, has a mountainous interior. This mountainous interior features deep and steep valleys, formed by major rivers running through it.
Klæbu is a county of Norway. They belong to the Sør-Trøndelag state. It has a population of 977 citizens. In 2007, 38% of people in the county living in the metropolitan area of the capital.
Orkdal has a very healthy climate, as its 478 citizens bear this out. Comparing Orkdal with other provinces, their communications within Norway can be improved.
Meldal, like the rest of the region, has a mountainous interior. This mountainous interior features deep and steep valleys, formed by major rivers running through it.
Hitra is a county of Norway. They belong to the Sør-Trøndelag state. It has a population of 751 citizens. In 2007, 60% of people in the county living in the metropolitan area of the capital.
Hemne has a very healthy climate, as its 2471 citizens bear this out. Comparing Hemne with other provinces, their communications within Norway can be improved.
Malvik, like the rest of the region, has a mountainous interior. This mountainous interior features deep and steep valleys, formed by major rivers running through it.