List of mayors of Stavanger

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Leif Johan Sevland

This is a list of mayors of Stavanger.

TermMayor
18371838 Jonas Schanche Kielland
1839 Ole Helliesen
1840 Mathias Wilhelm Eckhoff
18411842 Jonas Schanche Kielland
18431844 Magnus Andreas Gjør
1845 Jens Jensen
1846 Bernt Hamre
18471850 Hans Julius Hammer
1851 Jens Jensen
18521859 Nils Fredrik Severin Thambs
18591860 Jacob Jørgen Kastrup Sømme
18611862 Henrik Andreas Zetlitz Lassen
1863 Andreas Høy
18641865 Henrik Andreas Zetlitz Lassen
1866 Lauritz Wilhelm Hansen
18671868 Henrik Andreas Zetlitz Lassen
1869 Jacob Jørgen Kastrup Sømme
18701871 Jacob Kielland
1872 Johannes Steen
1873 Henrik Oluf Andreas Magnus Løwold Zetlitz
18741877 Johannes Steen
1878 Christian Becker Svendsen
18791883 Johannes Steen
1884 Lars Berentsen
1885 Johannes Steen
18861888 Lars Berentsen
18891890 Wilhelm Olsen
18901891 Johannes Steen
1892 Søren Tobias Aarstad
18931894 Andreas Meling
1895 Henrik Finne
1896 Andreas Meling
18971898 Hans Lindahl Falck
18991901 Arne Haabeth
19021907 Hans Lindahl Falck
19081909 Jonas Schancke Kielland
1910 Kristoffer Bertram Louis Berg
19111912 Johan Gjøstein
19131914 Oddmund Vik
19141915 L.T.K. Geertsen
19161919 Adam Egede Nissen
19201922 Bertram Charles Middelthon
19221924 John Norem
19251928 Torjer Meling
19291931 Andreas Mikal Smedsrud
19321934 Johan Marnburg
1935 Birger Pedersen
19361937 M.M. Michaelsen
19381940 Lauritz Wilhelm Hansen
German occupation of Norway
1945 Lauritz Wilhelm Hansen
1945 Ole Bergesen
1946 Johannes Johnsen
19471953 Magnus Karlson
1954 Finn Brodahl
1955 Ragvald Ribsskog
19561960 Tjalve Gjøstein
19611964 Jan Johnsen
19651967 Arne Rettedal
19681971 Leif Larsen
19721981 Arne Rettedal
19821987 Kari Thu
19881989 Leif Måsvær
19901993 Brit Egaas Røen
1993 Kari Thu
19941995 Leif Måsvær
19952011 Leif Johan Sevland
20112019 Christine Sagen Helgø
20192023 Kari Nessa Nordtun
20232024 Sissel Knutsen Hegdal
2024presentTormod W. Losnedal

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