Hurum Peninsula

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Hurum Peninsula is a landform in southeastern Norway that extends between the Oslofjord and Drammensfjord, known for its coastal landscapes and small towns.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Hurumlandet peninsula 4
Hurum Peninsula canonical 3

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Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf peninsula
administrativeHistory formerly part of Buskerud county
now within Asker municipality
climate temperate coastal climate
connectedBy road network to Drammen
road network to Oslo
contains Holmsbu
Sætre
Tofte
former municipality of Hurum
country Norway
hasCoastlineOn Drammensfjord
Oslofjord
hasEconomicActivity industry in Tofte
maritime activities
tourism
hasFeature bays and inlets
forested hills
rocky coastline
hasRecreation boating
coastal hiking trails
fishing
highestPoint Stikkvannskollen
knownFor coastal landscapes
small towns
locatedIn Viken county
southeastern Norway
linked to: Eastern Norway
partOf Oslofjord region
separates Drammensfjord
Oslofjord

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Referenced by (7)

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

Hurum locatedIn Hurum Peninsula
subject linked to: municipality of Hurum
Hurum locatedOn Hurum Peninsula
Hurum hasGeographicalFeature Hurum Peninsula
Asker hasAttraction Hurumlandet peninsula
subject linked to: Asker, Norway
linked to: Hurum Peninsula
Holmsbu locatedOn Hurumlandet peninsula
linked to: Hurum Peninsula
Klokkarstua locatedOn Hurumlandet peninsula
linked to: Hurum Peninsula
Holmsbu Church locatedOn Hurumlandet peninsula
linked to: Hurum Peninsula