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Kjerringskjær

Kjerringskjær is a skerry in Oslo, 5.3 kilometres from Rådhusbrygge 4 as the crow flies. The entry comes from the Norwegian Mapping Authority’s place-name register. It has no article of its own here yet.

Position

59.86548° N, 10.76385° E

59° 51′ 56″ N 10° 45′ 50″ E

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Landing

Islets and skerries without a quay are reached by your own boat or by kayak. Many of them lie inside seabird reserves where landing is banned in the breeding season, as a rule from 15 April to 15 July. The boundaries and the dates are in Naturbase at the Norwegian Environment Agency, and they are worth checking before you go ashore.

Nearest island with an article

Malmøya lies about 0.4 km from here. Boligøy sørøst i Oslo med rundt 180 husstander, gitt til Mariakirken i 1307 og kirkegods til reformasjonen. Skinnerbukta på vestsiden er en yndet ankringsplass med offentlig badeplass. Kjent for geologi og fossiler fra kambrosilur (trilobitter, koraller, graptolitter).

Source

The Norwegian Mapping Authority’s central place-name register Name, feature type, municipality and coordinates