Ål

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Ål is a mountainous rural municipality and village in central Norway, known for its traditional Hallingdal culture, outdoor recreation, and winter sports.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Ål canonical 6
Ål (village) 2
Ål Municipality 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf municipality
village
administrativeCentre Ål (village)
linked to: Ål
characteristic rural
climate continental subarctic climate
country Norway
countrySubdivision Viken
culturalRegion Hallingdal
economicActivity agriculture
forestry
tourism
formerCounty Buskerud
hasActivity fishing
hunting
hasCulturalHeritage folk costumes (bunad)
folk music
traditional wooden architecture
hasDemonym åling
hasFeature lakes
rivers
hasRelief mountains
valleys
hasTourismType cabin tourism
nature-based tourism
winter tourism
knownFor Halling dance
Hallingdal folk culture
cabins and mountain farms
cross-country skiing
mountain hiking
outdoor recreation
skiing
traditional music
winter sports
language Norwegian
locatedIn Eastern Norway
Hallingdal
Hallingdal valley
linked to: Hallingdal

Viken county
officialLanguage Norwegian
linked to: Norwegian language
region Central Norway (geographical sense)
linked to: central Norway
religion Church of Norway (majority)
linked to: Church of Norway
terrain mountainous
timeZone CET
timeZoneDST CEST
transport Bergensbanen railway line passes through Ål
Norwegian National Road 7 passes through Ål

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (10)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Buskerud contains Ål
Hallingdal contains Ål
Hallingdal mainTown Ål
Hemsedal hasNeighbouringMunicipality Ål
subject linked to: municipality of Hemsedal
Ål hasAdministrativeCentre Ål (village)
subject linked to: municipality of Ål
linked to: Ål
Bykle borderedBy Ål municipality
linked to: Ål
Lærdal borderedBy Ål
Ål administrativeCentre Ål (village)
linked to: Ål
Ål Station locatedIn Ål
Ål Station locatedInMunicipality Ål Municipality
linked to: Ål