Haugesunds kommun
| Haugesunds kommun | |||
| Haugesund | |||
| Kommun | |||
 Haugesunds rådhus | |||
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| Land |  Norge | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Fylke | Rogaland | ||
| Koordinater | 59°24′37″N 5°16′32″Ö / 59.41028°N 5.27556°Ö | ||
| Centralort | Haugesund | ||
| Högsta punkt | Klauv[1] | ||
| - höjdläge | 245,827 m ö.h. | ||
| - koordinater | 59°28′34″N 5°21′49″Ö / 59.47611°N 5.36361°Ö | ||
| Area | 365,6 km² (2020)[7] | ||
| - land | 68,37 km² (2020) | ||
| - vatten | 297,24 km² | ||
| Folkmängd | 37 855 (2023)[8] | ||
| Befolkningstäthet | 554 invånare/km² | ||
| Grundad | 1 februari 1855[2] | ||
| - Utbruten ur | Torvastad[2] | ||
| - Tillförda områden | Skåre (1911)[3] Skåre (1958)[4] Torvastad (1965)[5] | ||
| Politik | |||
| - Kommunstyrelsens ordförande | Arne-Christian Mohn (2015–) (Ap)[6] | ||
| Tidszon | CET (UTC+1) | ||
| - sommartid | CEST (UTC+2) | ||
| Kommunkod | 1106 | ||
| Geonames | 6453374 | ||
| Målform | bokmål | ||
 Översiktskarta | |||
| Wikimedia Commons: Haugesund | |||
| Webbplats: https://www.haugesund.kommune.no | |||
| Redigera Wikidata | |||
Haugesunds kommun (norska: Haugesund kommune) en kommun i Rogaland fylke i sydvästra Norge, vars centralort är staden Haugesund.
Administrativ historik
Haugesund skildes från Torvastads kommun som en självständig stad och kommun år 1855. Landsbygdskommunen Skåre tillfördes Haugesund den 1 januari 1958.
Vänorter
Referenser
- ^ läs online, kartverket.no, läst: 10 mars 2021.[källa från Wikidata]
- ^ [a b] Dag Juvkam, Historisk oversikt over endringer i kommune- og fylkesinndelingen, Statistisk sentralbyrå, maj 1999, s. 42, ISBN 82-537-4684-9, läs online.[källa från Wikidata]
- ^ Dag Juvkam, Historisk oversikt over endringer i kommune- og fylkesinndelingen, Statistisk sentralbyrå, maj 1999, s. 45, ISBN 82-537-4684-9, läs online.[källa från Wikidata]
- ^ Dag Juvkam, Historisk oversikt over endringer i kommune- og fylkesinndelingen, Statistisk sentralbyrå, maj 1999, s. 43, ISBN 82-537-4684-9, läs online.[källa från Wikidata]
- ^ Dag Juvkam, Historisk oversikt over endringer i kommune- og fylkesinndelingen, Statistisk sentralbyrå, maj 1999, s. 46, ISBN 82-537-4684-9, läs online.[källa från Wikidata]
- ^ läs online, www.haugesund.kommune.no, läst: 9 februari 2021.[källa från Wikidata]
- ^ Statens kartverk, Arealstatistikk for Norge 2020, Statens kartverk, 20 december 2019, läs online.[källa från Wikidata]
- ^ Alders- og kjønnsfordeling i kommuner, fylker og hele landets befolkning (K) 1986 - 2023 (på norskt bokmål), Statistisk sentralbyrå, läs online.[källa från Wikidata]
Externa länkar
Wikimedia Commons har media som rör Haugesunds kommun.- Kommunens webbplats
- Haugalandet.net
- Haugesund airport, Karmøy
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Media som används på denna webbplats
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Författare/Upphovsman: Gutten på Hemsen, Licens: CC0
Flag of Norway with colors from the previous version on Commons. This file is used to discuss the colors of the Norwegian flag.
Kommunevåpen for Haugesund kommune i Rogaland fylke.
The flag of the municipality of Haugesund in the county of Rogaland, Norway. Its design is shared with the municipal arms, and shows three gulls, a motif very loosely based upon the previous city arms, which were adopted in 1862. This original design depicted three open barrels of herring and an anchor. These were set against a background consisting of a naturalistic landscape scene, which included three gulls flying in the sky. In terms of symbolism, the aforesaid focal objects represented the city's foundation upon herring and shipping. The number of barrels additionally stood for the three main parts of Haugesund: the mainland, as well as the islands of Risøy and Hasseløy.
In the 20th century, the arms of the city would however become subject to debate, when it came to attention that they were not actually heraldically correct. They would thus not be approvable by the Norwegian government. This led to some differing opinions about how the situation ought to have been resolved, including just keeping the arms without central approval. Those on the other side of the debate had instead effectuated several alternative proposals. Eventually, the city council would decide to take the latter route. Hallvard Trætteberg, who would later become Norway's foremost heraldist, is the author of the proposal that was finally chosen. His design took what was just a background element in the 1862 arms, the gulls, and made them the only charge. The composition's threefoldness was also preserved. As for the symbolism, the gulls are said to gather where there is nourishment to be found, and are explained as representing "the city which gets its livelihood from the sea [...] herring fishing [...] shipping".
By the time that Hallvard Trætteberg could present his proposal on December 7th, 1929, the matter had become rather pressing, as the city now desired officially approved arms to go along with the new city hall, which was nearing completion. The new, simpler design would thanks to its heraldic correctness also be usable as a vexillographically appropriate flag, in the form of a banner of arms. And so, on December 17th, the city council decided upon the new arms and a matching flag. Finally, the following year, the council's decision was approved by royal resolution 1930‐03‐05.Karta som visar Haugesund kommuns läge i Rogaland fylke, skapad av Jon Harald Søby.
Coat of arms for Rogaland county (fylke), Norway.