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- ↑ Skaathun, Olav Bertin. 1961. Soga for Fusa, Hålandsdal og Strandvik. Bergen: Central trykkeriet, vol. 1. p. 153.
- 1 2 Hordaland Folkeblad: Om HF.
- ↑ Medienorge: Opplagstall norske aviser.