Korsvik is a Norwegian village, and considered a suburb to Kristiansand. The suburb lies on the other side of the Topdalsfjorden, and has a population of 16,820 per 2015.[1]
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- Oslo (1,082,575)
- Bergen (269,548)
- Stavanger / Sandnes (234,757)
- Trondheim (196,948)
- Drammen (122,955)
- Fredrikstad / Sarpsborg (120,332)
- Porsgrunn / Skien (95,793)
- Kristiansand (66,576)
- Tønsberg (55,387)
- Ålesund (55,386)
- Moss (49,428)
- Sandefjord (46,453)
- Haugesund (46,359)
- Arendal (44,856)
- Bodø (42,831)
- Tromsø (41,915)
- Hamar (29,605)
- Gjøvik (28,494)
- Larvik (27,136)
- Halden (26,126)
- Askøy (24,280)
- Jessheim (23,918)
- Kongsberg (23,529)
- Molde (21,854)
- Ski (21,434)
- Harstad (21,289)
- Lillehammer (21,263)
- Horten (20,859)
- Korsvik (19,405)
- Mo i Rana (18,755)
- Tromsdalen (18,202)
- Kristiansund (18,103)
- Hønefoss (16,844)
- Alta (15,931)
- Elverum (15,632)
- Råholt (15,319)
- Askim (15,089)
- Osøyro (14,621)
- Leirvik (14,507)
- Grimstad (14,390)
- Narvik (14,051)
- Vennesla (13,803)
- Drøbak (13,628)
- Stjørdalshalsen (13,596)
- Nesoddtangen (13,363)
- Bryne (13,151)
- Steinkjer (12,929)
- Kongsvinger (12,338)
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- ↑ Population and land area in urban settlements, 1 January 2015. Statistics Norway
