Trondheim

(historically Nidaros an Trondhjem) is the historic Viking caipital o Norawa an a ceety an municipality in Sør-Trøndelag coonty, Norawa. The ceety o Trondheim wis established as a municipality on 1 Januar 1838 (see formannskapsdistrikt). The rural municipalities o Byneset, Leinstrand, Strinda, an Tiller wur merged wi Trondheim on 1 Januar 1964.

Trondheim is a Norrowegian centre o education, technical an medical research wi the Norse University o Science an Technology (NTNU) an SINTEF locatit in the ceety. Wi 198,219 inhabitants (as o October 1, 2019), Trondheim is Norawa's third lairgest municipality, as well as the centre o the fowert lairgest urban aurie, wi a population o approximately 186,364 (October 1, 2019). As o October 2019, the Trondheim Region, a statistical metropolitan aurie, haes a population o 279,234, makin it the fowert lairgest in Norawa.

 Internaitional relations 

 Twin touns — Sister ceeties 
Trondheim is twinned wi:Trondheims offisielle nettsted - Vennskapsbyer 
  Darmstadt, Germany (syne 1968)Town Twinnings and international relations  (from the official city website. Retrieved 2008-08-11.
  Dunfermline, Fife, UK (syne 1945)
  Graz, Austrick (syne 1964)
  Kópavogur, Iceland (syne 1946)
  Östersund, Swaden (syne 1946)  Norrköping, Swaden (syne 1946)
  Klaksvík, Faroe Islands
  Odense, Denmark (syne 1946)
  Petah Tikva, Israel (syne 1975)
  Ramallah, Palestine (syne 2004)  Split, Croatie (syne 1956)
  Tampere/Tammerfors, Finland (syne 1946)
  Tiraspol, Moldovae  (syne 1987)(22px part of de facto independent Transnistria)
  Vallejo, Californie, USA (syne 1956)
  Keren, Eritrea

 References 

Category:997 establishments
Category:Municipalities o Sør-Trøndelag

Category:Ceeties an touns in Norawa
Category:Port ceeties an touns in Norawa
Category:Umwhile naitional caipitals
Category:Viking Age populatit places