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MOLDE

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Originally appearing in Volume V18, Page 653 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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MOLDE  , a small seaside

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town of
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Norway, in
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Romsdal amt (
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county), 204 M. by
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sea N.N.E. of
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Bergen, in 62° 45' N . (that of the Faroe Islands) . It has little
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trade, but is the
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principal tourist centre on this
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part of the
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coast, and the steamers from
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Hull and
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Newcastle, the
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Norwegian ports,
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Hamburg,
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Antwerp, &c.,
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call here . The town fronts the broad Molde
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Fjord, with its
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long
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low islands, and to the
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east and
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south a splendid
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panorama of jagged mountains is seen, reaching 6oso ft. in
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Store Troldtinder of the Romsdal
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group . Molde is the
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port for the tourist route through the Romsdal .

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It would be brilliant if Molde was more accessible from the UK. For example, a direct flight from London Stansted airport to Molde airport. At present, to visit my daughter I have a 13 hour journey, travelling from Essex to London Heathrow airport by train, then via Oslo airport and on to Molde. Is there a better route, I wonder?
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