Trondheim Region facts for kids
The Trondheim Region is a special area in Norway. It's like a big neighborhood made up of several towns and cities that are close to the main city of Trondheim. This region is mostly in the Sør-Trøndelag county, but a small part is in Nord-Trøndelag county. It's a place where many people live and work, all connected to the central city of Trondheim.
What is the Trondheim Region?
The Trondheim Region is a way to describe a group of places that are connected to the city of Trondheim. Think of it as a "metropolitan area," which means a big city and all the smaller towns and areas around it that depend on it. This helps people understand how many people live in the wider area and how different towns work together.
Towns and Cities in the Region
The Trondheim Region includes the city of Trondheim and several other towns and municipalities. These places are mostly found in the Sør-Trøndelag county. A few are also in the Nord-Trøndelag county.
The biggest city in the region is, of course, Trondheim. It has a population of over 158,000 people. Other important towns include Melhus, Malvik, and Stjørdal. Each of these places has its own unique features and contributes to the overall life of the region.
How Many People Live Here?
In total, the Trondheim Region is home to many people. As of 2006, about 246,751 people lived across all the towns and cities in this area. This makes it one of the larger population centers in Norway. The total area of the region is about 6,970 square kilometers. This means there are about 35 people living in each square kilometer on average.
- Trondheim: The largest city, with about 158,613 people.
- Melhus: Has about 14,176 people.
- Malvik: Home to about 12,213 people.
- Stjørdal: Has about 19,892 people and is in Nord-Trøndelag county.
These numbers help us understand how busy and populated different parts of the region are. Some areas, like Trondheim, are very crowded, while others are more spread out.
