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East Norway (actually southeast) is the region surrounding the capital Oslo, where the largest number of people live.

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• Akershus
• Buskerud
• Hedmark
• Oppland
• Oslo - the Norwegian capital
• Østfold
• Telemark
• Vestfold

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• Oslo -- The Norwegian capital; the demographic, economcial and logistical centre for East Norway
• Drammen
• Fredrikstad
• Lillehammer - the 1994 Winter Olympic venue
• Gudbrandsdalen
• Hønefoss

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Oslo totally dominates this region. Oslo and it's airport at Gardermoen is the transport hub for East Norway. Roads and railway lines has Oslo as their focal points. All railway lines, including the airport express train, terminate at Oslo Central Station ("Oslo S"). Main roads E6, E18, E16 and Road 4 meet at or near Oslo S. Regional as well as long distance buses depart from the bus station next door to Oslo S. Oslo Subway (T-banen) has a main station underground next to the train station.

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