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Vega Archipelago
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This is an archipelago of several thousand islands (only three of which are inhabited) located north of Trondheim. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site for traces of human presence dating back to the Stone Age.
Overview of the Vega Archipelago
This is an archipelago of several thousand islands (only three of which are inhabited) located north of Trondheim. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site for traces of human presence dating back to the Stone Age.
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- Heure locale:
- Nombre d'îles: several thousand.
- Iles principales: Vega (1,250 inhabitants), Ylvingen, and Omnøy
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- Point le plus haut: Gullsvågfjellet (737 m) on Vega Island.
- Littoral:
- Site internet: www.visitnorway.fr/vega-islands/
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