Dokka

Dokka stands where the Dokka and Etna rivers meet in Innlandet, a position that has made it a service centre for the Nordre Land district. The town lies near the northern end of Randsfjorden, a long Norwegian lake, with wooded hills and agricultural land beyond its compact centre. In 2002, Dokka received the designation landsby, meaning “village town”, becoming the first place in Norway to do so; the title remains part of its local identity. It is a useful base for following valley roads, the lakeshore and the forested interior of Innlandet. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Dokka and Innlandet.

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