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DescriptionBuskerud våpen.svg

English: Coat of arms for Buskerud county (fylke), Norway.


Norsk bokmål: Buskerud fylkesvåpen
Date 1 May 1966
Source http://www.bfk.no
Author Hallvard Trætteberg, SKvalen
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Public Domain This official Norwegian coat of arms is ineligible for copyright, but its usage is restricted according to Norwegian penal law, independent of the copyright status of the depiction shown here.
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Date/Time Thumbnail Dimensions User Comment
current 18:06, 3 September 2016 Thumbnail for version as of 18:06, 3 September 2016 440 × 500 (16 KB)
 Bjarkan Buskerud fylkesvåpen, flikk.
17:53, 3 September 2016 Thumbnail for version as of 17:53, 3 September 2016 440 × 500 (17 KB)
 Bjarkan Buskerud fylkesvåpen, flikk.
12:32, 3 September 2016 Thumbnail for version as of 12:32, 3 September 2016 440 × 500 (14 KB)
 Bjarkan Correction.
12:32, 3 September 2016 Thumbnail for version as of 12:32, 3 September 2016 440 × 500 (14 KB)
 Bjarkan Buskerud fylkesvåpen, oppdatert.
21:03, 5 January 2009 Thumbnail for version as of 21:03, 5 January 2009 200 × 232 (30 KB)
 SKvalen {{Information |Description={{en|1=Coat of arms for Buskerud county (fylke), Norway.}} {{no|1=Buskerud fylkesvåpen}} |Source=http://www.bfk.no/Modules/mediacategory.aspx?ObjectType=Category&Category.ID=1445 |Author=Hallvard Trætteberg, [[User:SKvalen|SKv




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  • Akershus

  • Aust-Agder

  • Bergen

  • Bergermoen

  • Bragernes

  • Buskerud

  • Counties of Norway

  • Darbu

  • Dr. Holms Hotel

  • Drammen

  • Eastern Norway

  • Filtvet

  • Finnmark

  • Flakavatnet

  • Flesberg

  • Flesberg stave church

  • Flå

  • Gardnos

  • Gardnos crater

  • Gol, Norway

  • Gomnes

  • Gullaug

  • Hallingdalselva

  • Halnefjorden

  • Hedmark

  • Helgelandsmoen

  • Hemsedal

  • Hokksund

  • Hol

  • Hole, Norway

  • Holmsbu

  • Hordaland

  • Hurum

  • Hvittingfoss

  • Klokkarstua

  • Kongsberg

  • Kroksund

  • Krødsherad

  • Lampeland

  • Lier, Norway

  • Lierskogen

  • List of Norwegian coats of arms

  • List of municipalities of Norway

  • Lists of villages in Norway

  • Modum

  • Nedre Eggedal

  • Nedre Eiker

  • Nes, Buskerud

  • Nes, Ådal

  • Nesbyen

  • Nordland

  • Nore, Norway

  • Nore og Uvdal

  • Norefjell

  • Noresund

  • Northern Norway

  • Norway

  • Oppland

  • Ormåsen

  • Oslo

  • Ringerike (municipality)

  • Rogaland

  • Rollag

  • Rollag Stave Church

  • Rødberg

  • Røyken Municipality

  • Sigdal

  • Skaupsjøen

  • Skoger

  • Skollenborg

  • Sogn og Fjordane

  • Sokna

  • Southern Norway

  • Sperillen

  • Spikkestad

  • Sundvollen

  • Svene

  • Sysle

  • Sætre, Buskerud

  • Telemark

  • Tinnhølen

  • Tisleifjorden

  • Tofte, Norway

  • Torpo

  • Troms

  • Trøndelag

  • Tyrifjorden

  • Uvdal

  • Vedalen

  • Veggli

  • Vest-Agder

  • Vestbygda, Buskerud

  • Vestfold

  • Western Norway

  • Ål

  • Åmot, Buskerud

  • Åskollen

  • Østfold

  • Øvre Eiker

  • Template:Buskerud



Global file usage



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  • Usage on af.wikipedia.org

    • Fylke



  • Usage on ar.wikipedia.org

    • النرويج

    • مقاطعات النرويج

    • المسيحية في النرويج

    • بوسكرود



  • Usage on ast.wikipedia.org

    • Noruega

    • Buskerud



  • Usage on bar.wikipedia.org

    • Buskerud



  • Usage on be.wikipedia.org

    • Бускеруд



  • Usage on bs.wikipedia.org

    • Kamenovi spoticanja u Norveškoj

    • Okruzi Norveške

    • Buskerud



  • Usage on ca.wikipedia.org

    • Noruega

    • Bouvet

    • Oslo

    • Akershus

    • Plantilla:Subdivisions de Noruega

    • Aust-Agder

    • Buskerud

    • Finnmark

    • Hedmark

    • Hordaland

    • Møre og Romsdal

    • Nordland

    • Oppland

    • Østfold

    • Rogaland

    • Sogn og Fjordane

    • Troms

    • Vest-Agder

    • Vestfold

    • Svalbard

    • Jan Mayen

    • Trøndelag

    • Illa de Pere I

    • Telemark

    • Drammen

    • Terra de la Reina Maud

    • Comtats de Noruega

    • Hole (Noruega)

    • Ringerike (municipi)

    • Kongsberg

    • Lier (Noruega)

    • Nedre Eiker

    • Røyken

    • Øvre Eiker

    • Modum

    • Hurum

    • Ål

    • Gol (Noruega)




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