Norwegian National Road 191 (Norwegian: Riksvei 191) runs down Groruddalen in Oslo from north to south. The road runs between Trosterud in Alna and Veitvet in Grorud. The road (excluding junction) is 1.7 km. Including Alfasetveien, a side arm to the cargo terminal, total length is about 2.8 km.
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| Bokmål: Riksvei 191 Nynorsk: Riksveg 191 | |
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| Length | 1.7 km (1.1 mi) |
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| Country | Norway |
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The road consists of Tvetenveien and Nedre Kalbakkvei. The road is currently two-laned, but Nedre Kalbakkvei up to Alfaset is often used as a four-laned road. This is because heavy transport often use the terminal in Alna, at Alna Station.[1]
References edit
- ^ Plan- og bygningsetaten (27 October 2007). "Rv 191 Nedre Kalbakkvei, Strømsveien – Alfasetveien og Strømsveien ved Nedre Kalbakkvei" (PDF). Oslo kommune.
59°55′59″N 110°51′36″E / 59.9330°N 110.8600°E
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