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Slight decrease in forest road construction
statistikk
2010-05-03T10:00:00.000Z
Agriculture, forestry, hunting and fishing
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skogsvei, Forest roads, forestry traffic roads, tractor roads, winter traffic roads, summer traffic roads, year-round traffic roads, initial costs, government subsidies, road building, length of roadForestry , Agriculture, forestry, hunting and fishing
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Forest roads2009

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Slight decrease in forest road construction

In total, 69 kilometres of new all-year roads and summer roads were built and 232 kilometres were rebuilt in 2009. This is 5 and 84 kilometres more than in the previous year respectively.

Construction of forest roads. Kilometre

Kilometre forest roads per square kilometre productive forest area. County

Total costs for construction and reconstruction of forest roads amounted to NOK 117 million in 2009. Government subsidies accounted for NOK 35 million of the costs. The average expenditure was NOK 263 per metre of all-year roads and summer roads, and NOK 100 per metre of winter roads and tractor roads. In total, 291 kilometres of new winter and tractor roads were built and 91 kilometres were rebuilt in 2009.

Many forest roads

Although there is little construction of new forest roads, the total length of such roads in Norway is extensive. A total of 48 600 kilometres of all-year roads and summer roads were registered at the beginning of 2010. In comparison, the total length of public roads in Norway is 93 000 kilometres.

Winter roads and tractor roads

Winter and tractor roads are built to a lower standard than all-year roads and summer roads.

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