Drammen

Drammen is a city in Buskerud, Norway. The port and stream city of Drammen is midway situated in the eastern and most populated piece of Norway. Drammen is the capital of the area of Buskerud. There are in excess of 68 000 occupants in the region, however the city is the provincial capital of a region with in excess of 150,000 occupants. Drammen and the encompassing networks are developing like never before previously. The city utilizes the stream and inland conduit called Drammensfjord, both for entertainment, exercises and lodging.

For exchange purposes, little seaports were set under market towns. In spite of their land nearness, Bragernes was set under Christiania and Stromso under Tonsberg. Hence, participation between the adjoining seaport towns was practically incomprehensible. In 1662, a merger was proposed to join Stromso and Bragernes to shape a market town with the name Frederiksstrom. The proposition was dismissed by Frederick III of Denmark. Bragernes got restricted market town rights in 1715, and converged with Stromso to pick up status as a solitary city on 19 June 1811.