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Greipstad is a
former muni****lity in the old Vest-Agder county, Norway. The 104-square-kilometre (40 sq mi) muni****lity
existed from 1913
until its...
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Finsland and
Greipstad muni****lities,
along with the
Eikeland area of
neighboring Øvrebø, were
merged to form
Songdalen muni****lity.
Greipstad is mentioned...
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Greipstad Church (Norwegian:
Greipstad kirke) is a
parish church of the
Church of
Norway in
Kristiansand Muni****lity in
Agder county, Norway. It is located...
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Farsund Feda
Finsland Fjotland Flekkefjord Flekkerøy
Frelseren Greipstad Grim
Grindheim (Grindum)
Gyland Halse (Halsaa)
Harkmark Haughom ****emyr...
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Retrieved June 7, 2025. "Faderen på
Greipstad" NRK,
April 17, 2011 "Dokument****rien 'Underveis': (9:12)
Faderen fra
Greipstad" [Do****entary
Series 'Underveis':...
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Stavanger (except
overnight trains) stop in the
village at this station.
Greipstad Church is also
located in
Nodeland and it was the main
church for the...
- Søgne (po****tion: 822) was
separated to form the new muni****lity of
Greipstad. This left Søgne with 2,609 residents.
During the 1960s,
there were many...
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Kristiansand Muni****lity:
Kristiansand Cathedral Finsland Flekkerøy
Greipstad Grim ****emyr Hånes
Justvik Lund
Oddernes Randesund Søgne Old Søgne Søm...
- rest of
Finsland (po****tion: 797) was
merged with the muni****lity of
Greipstad (po****tion: 2,061) and the
Eikeland area of Øvrebø (po****tion: 39) to...
- Feda (1900-1963) Finsland (1838-1964) Fjotland (1838-1841, 1858-1963)
Greipstad (1913-1964) Grindheim (1902-1964) Gyland (1838-1839, 1893-1965) Halse...
