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Parc Nacional de Gutulia

El Parc Nacional de Gutulia (noruec: Gutulia nasjonalpark) és el parc nacional més petit de Noruega, situat al comtat de Hedmark, prop del municipi de Røros. El paisatge es compon de llacs i boscos verges, dominats per l'avet, el pi roig i el bedoll. A causa del clima, el creixement és lent, i molts dels avets són centenaris. Només hi ha un camí marcat pel parc. El Gutulia està situat a prop del Parc Nacional de Femundsmarka i també està protegit al costat suec de la frontera. Toponímia El primer element prové del riu Gutua, i l'últim element és li, que vol dir 'turó'. El nom del riu Gutua deriva de 'carretera' (rius congelats van ser utilitzats com a camins a l'hivern). Referències
Národní park Gutulia

Národní park Gutulia (norsky Gutulia nasjonalpark) je druhý nejmenší z norských národních parků. Má rozlohu 23 čtverečních kilometrů a leží v kraji Innlandet. Krajinu tvoří jezera a panenské lesy, ve kterých dominuje smrk, borovice a břízy. Vzhledem k místnímu klimatu je růst pomalý a mnoho smrků je stovky let starých. Parkem vede jediná značená cesta. Gutulia leží v blízkosti národního parku Femundsmarka a chráněných oblasti na švédské straně hranice. Odkazy Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Národní park Gutulia na Wikimedia Commons Reference V tomto článku byl použit překlad textu z článku Gutulia National Park na anglické Wikipedii.
Gutulia nationalpark

Gutulia nationalpark ligger ind mod den svenske grænse, i Engerdal kommune i Innlandet, syd for Femundsmarka nationalpark. Parken blev oprettet i 1968 og var da 18 km² . I 2004 blev den udvidet og det beskyttede areal er nu 23 km². Nationalparken består for en stor del af urskov. Ekstern henvisning Direktoratet for naturforvaltning, faktaside om Gutulia nationalpark Arkiveret 30. september 2007 hos Wayback Machine
Parc national de Gutulia

Le parc national de Gutulia est un parc national créé en 1968 en Norvège, le plus petit du pays en superficie avec 23 km2. Proche du parc national de Femundsmarka, il est composé de lacs et de forêts primaires dominées par l’épinette, le pin et le bouleau. On peut y observer des lynx et des gloutons. Il n’y a qu’un seul sentier balisé à travers le parc. Galerie Voir aussi Liens externes Ressources relatives à la géographie : Common Database on Designated Areas Naturbase World Database on Protected Areas Portail de la conservation de la nature Portail de la Norvège
Parco nazionale Gutulia

Il parco nazionale Gutulia è un parco nazionale della Norvegia, nella contea di Innlandet. È stato istituito nel 1968 e ampliato nel 2004 e occupa una superficie di 23 km². Note Voci correlate Parchi nazionali della Norvegia Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su parco nazionale Gutulia Collegamenti esterni Parco nazionale Gutulia sul sito del Direktorat for Naturforvaltning Parco nazionale Gutulia su www.dirnat.no
Nationaal park Gutulia

Nationaal park Gutulia (Noors: Gutulia nasjonalpark) is een nationaal park in het noordoosten van Innlandet in Noorwegen, dicht bij de grens met Zweden en het Nationaal park Femundsmarka. Het park werd opgericht in 1968 en is met zijn 23 vierkante kilometer het kleinste nationaal park van Noorwegen. Het nationaal park bestaat uit oerbos (berk, spar en den) en fjell rond de Gutulivola (949 m) ten oosten van het Gutulisjøen-meer. In het park leven onder andere eland, ree, vos, bever, otter, boommarter, keep, boompieper, fitis. Externe links officiële brochure nationaal park kaart nationaal park Noors milieudirectoraat
Гутулья

Гутулья (норв. Gutulia nasjonalpark) — большой норвежский национальный парк, находящийся на территории фюльке Иннландет. К югу от Гутульи располагается другой национальный парк Фемуннсмарка, а с северной стороны проходит шведско-норвежская государственная граница. Ландшафт покрывают девственные леса, в которых произрастают ели, сосны и берёзы. Возраст отдельных деревьев достигает нескольких сотен лет. Ссылки Карта национального парка Гутулья (норв.) (недоступная ссылка — история).
Gutulia nationalpark

Gutulia nationalpark är en norsk nationalpark som ligger i ett urskogsområde i Engerdals kommun i nordöstra Hedmark, mot den svenska gränsen. Den gränsar till Långfjällets naturreservat, ligger endast 5 km från Femundsmarka nationalpark och var när den inrättades den 20 december 1968 18 km² stor. Den 10 september 2004 utvidgades den till att omfatta 22,563 km². Geografi, landskap och geologi Parken ligger i ett typiskt östnorskt högtliggande (615-949 m ö.h.) skogsområde runt berget Gutulivola (949 m ö.h.) öster om Gutulisjøen. Det goda fiskevattnet Valsjøen ligger i ett myrområde i den östra delen. Båda sjöarna har sitt utlopp österut, mot Sverige. Marken består mestadels av näringsfattig sandsten. Flora och fauna Landskapet runt Gutuliviola präglas av öppen tallskog, medan de lägre delarna av parken präglas av tät granskog med stort inslag av döda och nedfallna träd. Botaniskt sett är området artfattigt, med rikast variation längs floder och åar inne i granskogen. De flesta skogsdjuren förekommer här, som älg, rådjur, räv, mård, mink, bäver och utter. Tamren betar här och de stora rovdjuren stryker i området. De vanligaste fågelarterna är typiska skogsfåglar som bergfink, trädpiplärka och lövsångare. Kulturminnen Det fanns fäboddrift från tre gårdar runt Gutuliasetra vid parkens sydvästra gräns mellan 1750 och 1949. Tretton hus från denna period har bevarats och landskapet och floran runt dem är fortsatt präglat av kulturlandskap. Området användes som betesmark av samerna från 1600-talet. Det finns få eller inga spår av skogsbruk. Källor Den här artikeln är helt eller delvis baserad på material från norska Wikipedia (bokmål/riksmål), tidigare version. Externa länkar Direktoratet for naturforvaltning - Gutulia nasjonalpark (bokmål)
Гутулья

Національний парк Гутулья (норв. Gutulia nasjonalpark) — це найменший національний парк Норвегії. Ландшафт складається з озер та незайманих лісів, де переважають смерека, сосна та береза. Через клімат ріст повільний, а багатьом ялинам сотні років. Через парк є лише одна позначена стежка. Гутулья розташований недалеко від національного парку Фемуннсмарка та заповідних територій на шведському боці кордону. Назва Перший елемент — це назва річки Гутуа, останній елемент — скінченна форма li f 'схил пагорба'. Назва річки походить від воріт f 'дорога' (взимку дорогами використовували замерзлі річки). Посилання Офіційна вебсторінка — Національний парк Гутулья [Архівовано 14 червня 2021 у Wayback Machine.]
Església de fusta de Nore

L'església de fusta de Nore és un stavkirke del municipi de Nore og Uvdal, a Noruega, construïda, d'acord amb la dendrocronologia, poc després de l'any 1167. Té planta de creu grega, però originalment va ser construïda a la fi del segle xii com una stavkirke de tipus A amb un masteler central en la nau (midmastkirke). Junt amb l'església d'Høyjord i la d'Uvdal són les úniques stavkirke de tipus A que es conserven avui en dia. La nau és l'única part original, construïda en la típica tècnica de stavverk. El cor i el transsepte van ser erigits amb la tècnica de lafteverk (tècnica originalment aliena a les stavkirke). Una característica sense paral·lel d'aquesta església és que sembla haver estat transformada en forma de creu des de l'Edat Mitjana, al contrari de les altres stavkirke amb aquest tipus de planta (p.i. Lom), que van ser modificades després de la Reforma Protestant. Originalment els braços del transsepte acabaven en un absis. La torre del creuer és octogonal. Al centre de la nau es conserva el masteler central —característic d'aquest tipus de stavkirke—, que servia de suport a la primera torre de l'església, avui desapareguda, que es trobava sobre el cavallet del sostre. El transsepte va ser reconstruït entre 1709 i 1714, i el cor va ser expandit l'any 1683 El porxo occidental data de 1723 i la sagristia de mitjan segle xviii. Presenta tres galeries elevades amb finestres, que simulen un trifori. A l'interior hi ha inventari d'estil renaixentista i rococó, entre el que es conserven pintures murals de 1655. Va funcionar com a església parroquial fins a la segona meitat del segle XIX. L'any 1888 Lorenz Dietrichson, estudiós de les stavkirke noruegues, va comprar l'església i dos anys després la va cedir a la Societat per a la Conservació dels Monuments Antics Noruecs. Referències Bibliografia Anker, Leif. 2005. Middelalder i tre, Stavkirker i Kirker i Norge volum 4, Oslo, ISBN 82-91399-16-6 Anker, Peter. 1997. Stavkirkene deres egenart og historiï, Oslo, ISBN 82-02-15978-4 Dietrichson, L. 1892. De norske Stavkirker, Kristiania Enllaços externs L'església de fusta de Nore a Fortidsminneforeningen Arxivat 2005-03-20 a Wayback Machine. L'església de Nore a Stavkirke.org Arxivat 2010-06-05 a Wayback Machine. — en noruec
Nore stavkirke

Nore stavkirke er en étskibet stavkirke (langkirke), der står i Nore i Nore og Uvdal kommune, i det nuværende Viken fylke, tidligere Buskerud, Norge. Den er dateret til sidste halvdel af 1100-tallet, og dele af træværket er dateret til 1167 ved hjælp af dendrokronologi, men den nuværende kirke er nok opført noget senere. Den er udvidet til en korskirke senere i middelalderen, men den nuværende kirke har kraftigt præg af renæssancen og rokoko. Nore sogn omtales først gang i et diplom dateret til 16. juni 1404 Midgaarden (DN V 435). Nore stavkirke kaldes også Nore gamle kirke og har 150 siddeplasser. Kirken ligger lige nord for Nore prestegård (gnr. 180/1 i Nore og Uvdal) og har adgang fra fylkesvei 40 (Norevegen) nordfra, via bro over Norefjorden til fylkesvei 2798 (Fjordvegen), som også har adgang fra syd via bro over Kravikfjorden længere mod syd i Numedalslågen. I sidste halvdel af 1800-tallet blev der behov for en større kirke i sognet, men man blev aldrig enige om hvor den nye kirke skulle ligge, hvilket førte til at der blev bygget to nye kirker; en i den nordlige del af sognet (Skjønne kirke) og en nær nutidens stavkirke (Nore kirke). Begge disse kirker stod færdige og blev indviet i 1880. Planen var at nedrive stavkirken, men professor Lorentz Dietrichson kom kirken til undsætning og det blev bestemt at den skulle bevares på stedet. Han købte den selv i 1888, men to år senere overdrog han rettighederne til Fortidsminneforeningen, som fortsat er ejer af Norges stavkirke. Galleri Se også Stavkirker i Norge Referencer Eksterne henvisninger Nore stavkirke på Riksantikvarens hjemmeside kulturminnesok.no
Stabkirche Nore

Die Stabkirche Nore ist eine kreuzförmige Stabkirche des Mittelmasttyps, die ursprünglich als einschiffige Stabkirche gebaut wurde. Sie steht in Nore in der Kommune Nore og Uvdal in Buskerud (Norwegen). Die Entstehung wird auf das Ende des 12. Jahrhunderts datiert. Teile der Konstruktion wurden nach einer Jahresringanalyse auf nach 1167 datiert, aber die Kirche wurde wahrscheinlich einige Jahre später gebaut. Durch Umbauten ist die Kirche nicht original erhalten, sondern hat Prägungen der Renaissance und des Rokokos. Die Stabkirche hat 150 Plätze und liegt am Fv116 und dem Rv40. Die Kirche gehört heute dem Altertumsverein Fortidsminneforeningen. Gebäude Das rechteckige Kirchenschiff ist in Stabbauweise gebaut. Der Chorraum und die Querschiffe sind in Blockhausbauweise ausgeführt. Die Querschiffe haben abschließende Apsiden und kleine Türme, das Mittelschiff hat einen großen achteckigen Dachreiter. Das Eigentümliche an dieser Stabkirche ist, dass der einschiffige mittelmastige Bau schon im Mittelalter zu einer Kreuzkirche umgebaut wurde. Das ist bei den norwegischen Stabkirchen einmalig. Der Chor hat die gleiche Breite wie das Schiff. Neben einem Süd- und einem Nordquerhaus gibt es eine Vorhalle, das so genannte våpenhus (norwegisch=Waffenhaus). Hier wurden früher die Waffen vor dem Gottesdienst abgelegt. Es gab eine Reihe großer Umbauten. 1709 und 1714 wurden die Seitenschiffe umgebaut, der Chor wurde bereits 1683 ausgebaut. Die Kirche bekam das våpenhus 1723 und in der Mitte des 18. Jahrhunderts wurde die Sakristei gebaut. Siehe auch Liste der Stabkirchen Weblinks
Nore Stave Church

Nore Stave Church (Norwegian: Nore stavkyrkje) is a stave church located at Nore in Nore og Uvdal kommune in Buskerud county, Norway. Description Dendrochronological dating of wood samples indicate that Nore stave church was built after 1167. The church was built with galleries, a chancel and cross naves – an architectural style that was unique in Europe during the Middle Ages. This style has come to be known as Nummedals-type. Decorations are from different periods. Nore is decorated with tendril and animal carvings. Animal characters featured include dragons and lions. The church has a central mast that was originally the support for a tower, mostly likely containing church bells. The walls and ceiling of the interior are decorated with murals, among them scenes from the Bible presented as riddles. The church has been remodeled several times, with many original parts preserved. The church was partly rebuilt in the 1600s and 1700s. The chancel was replaced in 1683, and the spokes of the nave in the first half of the 18th century. The church received a new roof in 1730. Comprehensive repair was carried out in 1927. In 1888, art historian, professor of art history, and author Lorentz Dietrichson (1834–1917) became the owner of the church. Professor Dietrichson, who played a major role in founding the Society for the Preservation of Ancient Norwegian Monuments (Fortidsminneforeningen), donated the property to the society in 1890. Gallery References Other sources Leif Anker (2005) The Norwegian Stave Churches (Oslo: Arfo Forlag) ISBN 978-8291399294 External links Nore stave church in Fortidsminneforeningen Nore stave church, Directorate for Cultural Heritage (in Norwegian) Nore stave church in Stavkirke.org Archived 2010-06-05 at the Wayback Machine (in Norwegian) Nore stave church in a video about churches in Numedal
Iglesia de madera de Nore

La iglesia de madera de Nore es un stavkirke del municipio de Nore og Uvdal, en Noruega, construida, de acuerdo a la dendrocronología, poco después de 1167. Tiene planta de cruz griega, pero originalmente fue construida a finales del siglo XII como una stavkirke de tipo A con un mástil central en la nave (midmastkirke). La nave es la única parte original, construida en la típica técnica de stavverk. El coro y el transepto fueron erigidos con la técnica de lafteverk (técnica originalmente ajena a las stavkirke). Una característica sin paralelo de esta iglesia es que parece haber sido transformada en forma de cruz desde la Edad Media, al contrario de las demás stavkirke con ese tipo de planta (p.e. Lom), que fueron modificadas después de la reforma protestante. Originalmente los brazos del transepto terminaban en un ábside. La torre del crucero es octogonal. En el centro de la nave se conserva el mástil central —característico de este tipo de stavkirke—, que servía de soporte a la primera torre de la iglesia, hoy desaparecida, que se hallaba sobre el caballete del techo. El transepto fue reconstruido entre 1709 y 1714, y el coro fue expandido en 1683. El porche occidental data de 1723 y la sacristía de mediados del siglo XVIII. Presenta tres galerías elevadas con ventanas, que simulan un triforio. En el interior hay inventario de estilo renacentista y rococó, entre lo que se conservan pinturas murales de 1655. Funcionó como iglesia parroquial hasta la segunda mitad del siglo XIX. En 1888 Lorenz Dietrichson, estudioso de las stavkirke noruegas, compró la iglesia y dos años después la cedió a la Sociedad para la Conservación de los Monumentos Antiguos Noruegos. Véase también iglesia de madera de Høyjord iglesia de madera de Uvdal Bibliografía Anker, Leif. 2005. Middelalder i tre, Stavkirker i Kirker i Norge volumen 4, Oslo, ISBN 82-91399-16-6 Anker, Peter. 1997. Stavkirkene deres egenart og historie, Oslo, ISBN 82-02-15978-4 Dietrichson, L. 1892. De norske Stavkirker, Kristiania Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Iglesia de madera de Nore.
Nore stavkirke

Kościół klepkowy w Nore (Nore stavkirke) – kościół klepkowy (słupowy), znajdujący się w norweskiej miejscowości Nore, w dolinie Numedal, w gminie Nore og Uvdal, region Buskerud. Świątynia wybudowana została około 1167 roku. Konstrukcja świątyni opiera się o centralny słup, który początkowo stanowił również oparcie dla kościelnej dzwonnicy. Ściany oraz sklepienie pokryte są po stronie wewnętrznej malowidłami przedstawiającymi sceny biblijne w formie zagadek. Prezbiterium zostało przebudowane w 1683 roku.
Larvik Church

Larvik Church (Norwegian: Larvik kirke) is a parish church of the Church of Norway in Larvik Municipality in Vestfold county, Norway. It is located in the town of Larvik, right along the shore of the Larviksfjorden. It is one of the churches for the Larvik parish and the seat of the Larvik prosti (deanery) in the Diocese of Tunsberg. The yellow, brick church was built in a long church design in 1677 using plans drawn up by an unknown architect. The church seats about 450 people. History In 1671, the seaside village of Larvik was established as a kjøpstad (market town). Soon after this, Ulrik Frederik Gyldenløve applied to the King for permission to build a church in the new town. The new church was consecrated on 6 January 1677. The building was constructed as a long church using yellow brick. In 1706, the exterior was covered with a yellow plaster. In 1742, a sacristy was built on the southern end of the building. In 1762, a church porch with a large clock/bell tower was built at the main entrance to the nave. In 1814, this church served as an election church (Norwegian: valgkirke). Together with more than 300 other parish churches across Norway, it was a polling station for elections to the 1814 Norwegian Constituent Assembly which wrote the Constitution of Norway. This was Norway's first national elections. Each church parish was a constituency that elected people called "electors" who later met together in each county to elect the representatives for the assembly that was to meet in Eidsvoll later that year. From 1859 to 1864, the church was rebuilt according to drawings by architect Christian Heinrich Grosch. This included a new neo-Gothic altarpiece and pulpit, new pews, and new second floor seating galleries. The most important change during this renovation was that external buttresses were built into the exterior walls in order to reinforce them. In 1906, the sacristy was enlarged. In the 1970s, the basement under the church was converted into a church hall. Gallery See also List of churches in Tunsberg References
Gålåvatnet

Gålåvatnet (oder Gålåvatn) ist der Name eines Gebirgssees im Fylke Innlandet (Kommunen Nord-Fron und Sør-Fron) in Norwegen. Er liegt im Gudbrandsdalen etwa 700 m über dem Meeresspiegel, in der Nähe des Wintersportortes Gålå. Der See ist meist von Januar bis in den April hinein von Eis und Schnee bedeckt. Eine ca. 20 Kilometer lange Loipe führt um den See. Im Sommer ist die Gegend ein beliebtes Ziel von Wanderern. Siehe auch Liste der Seen in Norwegen
Bugården Church

Bugården Church (Norwegian: Bugården kirke) is a parish church of the Church of Norway in Sandefjord Municipality in Vestfold county, Norway. It is located in the city of Sandefjord. It is the church for the Bugården parish which is part of the Sandefjord prosti (deanery) in the Diocese of Tunsberg. The white, brick church was built in a long church design in 1980 using plans drawn up by the architect Harald Hille. The church seats about 350 people. History In the 1970s, planning began for a new church in the northwestern part of the city of Sandefjord. In 1975, an architectural competition was announced for designing the new church. Harald Hille won the competition. Bugården church was consecrated by the bishop on 14 December 1980. The new church has seating for about 350 people, but this can be expanded to about 650 with the help of an adjacent parish hall. The brick building has a complex shape and contains space for a wide range of other functions. There is a free-standing bell tower (campanile) next to the church. See also List of churches in Tunsberg References
Tjøme Church

Tjøme Church (Norwegian: Tjøme kirke) is a parish church of the Church of Norway in Færder Municipality in Vestfold county, Norway. It is located in the village of Tjøme. It is the church for the Tjøme parish which is part of the Tønsberg domprosti (deanery) in the Diocese of Tunsberg. The stone and brick church was built in a long church design in 1867 using plans drawn up by the architect Anders Thorød. The church seats about 320 people. History The earliest existing historical records of the church date back to the year 1398, but the church was not built that year. The church may have been built in the 13th century. It was a stone church that was dedicated to Saint Olaf. The Romanesque stone church had a rectangular nave and a smaller, narrower, rectangular choir with an internal apse at the east end of the choir. By the mid-19th century, the church had become too small for the parish and plans for a new church on the same site were made. In 1865, the old church was torn down and construction began on the new church. Some stone from the old church was re-used in the construction of the new church. The new building was designed by Anders Thorød. It had a large rectangular nave with a smaller choir to the east and a church porch and tower on the west end. The choir was flanked by vestries. The exterior of the church was built of larvikite and brick. It was consecrated by the bishop on 12 September 1867. Inside, there is a second-floor seating gallery on the west end and along the north wall of the nave. Much of the interior furnishings were transferred from the old church building into this one. The church was extensively restored in 1949–1950, again in 1991, and again in 2004–2006. Inventory A carved baroque altarpiece and a pulpit with figures of the evangelists were both created in the period from 1670–1676. The stained-glass windows were made in Glasgow and were consecrated in 1901. There are four church bells in the tower; two from Amsterdam dating to 1707 and 1712 and two were cast in 1937 at Olsen Nauen Bell Foundry in Tønsberg. The cemetery outside the church is the site of the grave of author Alf Larsen (1885-1967). Media gallery See also List of churches in Tunsberg References External links Photo of the old medieval church
Veierland Church

Veierland Church (Norwegian: Veierland kirke) is a parish church of the Church of Norway in Færder Municipality in Vestfold county, Norway. It is located in the village of Veierland (on the island of Veierland). It is one of the churches for the Nøtterøy parish which is part of the Tønsberg domprosti (deanery) in the Diocese of Tunsberg. The white, wooden church was built in a long church design in 1905 using plans drawn up by an unknown architect. The church seats about 150 people. History The first church on Veierland was built in 1905 (it was originally called Veierland kapell, but later it was upgraded to the status of parish church). The new building was consecrated on 12 October 1905. The church has a choir inside the nave without a marked separation. A sacristy was later built on the east end of the building. For the 25th anniversary in 1930, changes were made to the west tower, the entrance, and the organ gallery. The architect for this project was Ahasverus Munthe-Kaas Vejre and the builder was Ludvig Hansen. Originally, the church was part of Stokke Municipality until 1964 when it became part of Nøtterøy Municipality. On 1 January 2018, it became part of the newly created Færder Municipality. Media gallery See also List of churches in Tunsberg References