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THE HISTORY OF
DISTRICT 2310, Norway
A Part of Our History of Rotary in Europe
Prepared by the district and not verified by Rotary Global History
Rotary
District 2310 is the largest of 7 districts in Norway.
It covers
Oslo, the municipalities of Asker and Baerum in Akershus and
Buskerud County.
The District
also has Scandinavia's oldest and largest
Rotary Club - Oslo, which
was chartered 1
June
1922, and has over 200 members.
The District
covers an area of 15,679
square kilometers, while the longest distance between Rotary
Clubs is 350 km (Oslo - Collie).
The
district's 60 clubs had 2,598 members of both sexes at the beginning
of this Rotary years 2006/2007.
The most number of clubs are centred in
Oslo (25
clubs), Ariel (3), Bærum (8) and Buskerud (24).
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