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Norway's largest lake, one of the deepest. Norway's first railway was the Oslo-Eidsvoll-line, simply called the "main line" (1854), station at Vorma river in Eidsvoll from where boats could sail to Lillehammer. Three bridges cross the mouth of Mjøsa at Minnesund, one motorway, one local road and one railway.
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Collection of buildings from the area, mostly from the 19th century
Historic gold mine area
Eidsivating
The monument marks the location of the medieval Eidsivating, where leading men from southern Norway would hold their annual assembly, to settle disputes and pass laws.
Eidsvollsbygningen
The building where the 1814 constitution was signed, and a democracy museum.
Svanfoss sluser
Allows boats to sail the Vorma river. The dam controls the outflow from Mjøsa lake.