Lund (Kristiansand)

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Lund
Borough of Kristiansand
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Lund
Location of Lund, shown in yellow, in Kristiansand
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Lund
Lund (Norway)
Coordinates: 58°09′09″N8°00′32″E / 58.1524°N 08.0089°E / 58.1524; 08.0089 Coordinates: 58°09′09″N8°00′32″E / 58.1524°N 08.0089°E / 58.1524; 08.0089
Country Norway
Region Southern Norway
County Agder
District Kristiansand
Municipality Kristiansand
Elevation
[1]
9 m (30 ft)
Population
 (2015)
  Total30,000
Time zone UTC+01:00 (CET)
  Summer (DST) UTC+02:00 (CEST)
Post Code prefix
460*, 463*, 468*, 469*
Website kristiansand.kommune.no

Lund is a borough and district in the city of Kristiansand which lies in the municipality of Kristiansand in Agder county, Norway. It is the second largest borough in the city after Vågsbygd. In 2015, the population was about 30,000. Lund is divided into 4 districts: Lund (centrum), Gimlekollen, Justvik, and Ålefjær.

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Lund lies to the north and west of Topdalsfjorden-Ålefjærfjorden and to the East of the river Otra. The borough of Oddernes lies to the east and the boroughs of Kvadraturen and Grim lie to the west. North of the borough is the municipality of Vennesla.

The University of Agder is located at Lund along with Kristiansand Cathedral School.

The Church of Norway has three churches in Lund: Lund Church, Justvik Church, and Oddernes Church. Oddernes Church was one of the first churches to be built in Kristiansand.

There are three bridges connecting Lund to the city center Kvadraturen: "Lundsbroa", "Oddernesbrua" and "Christian Quartbroa". Before Oddernesbrua was built, the Lundsbroa was the main way to the east. Today, the Oddernesbrua is a part of the European route E18 highway, and the bridge ends in a tunnel. The Lundsbroa is a part of Fylkesvei 471, which eventually joins up with the E18. The recently opened Christian Quartbroa footbridge is located between the other two bridge connections.

Public transportation is available by bus, all local buses headed eastbound have more than one stop at Lund. There are also buses that go "deeper" into Lund. Line 13 Grimsmyra-Lund goes to Kuholmen in Lund, a place south of Lund, while Line 19 Suldalen-Lund UiA, follows Riksvei 471 to the University.

Lundesiden (The Lund side) seen from Eg over the Otra river with European route E18 crossing the river, Kjoita Park to the right and Gimle to the right Lundsiden1.jpg
Lundesiden (The Lund side) seen from Eg over the Otra river with European route E18 crossing the river, Kjøita Park to the right and Gimle to the right

Divisions of the borough

Districts

List of districts
NrDistrictPopulationMap
1Lund (Centrum)15,000 Kristiansand-boroughs-lund.png
2 Gimlekollen 5,200 Kristiansand-boroughs-gimlekollen.png
3 Justvik 2,700 Kristiansand-boroughs-justvik.png
4 Ålefjær 410 Kristiansand-boroughs-alefjar.png

Neighborhoods

  • Galgeberg
  • Gimlemoen
  • Flaten
  • Hamreheia
  • Kokleheia
  • Kongsgård
  • Kuholmen
  • Marvika
  • Nedre Lund
  • Oddemarka
  • Skaugo
  • Solbygg
  • Sødal
  • Tobienborg
  • Valhalla
  • Valhalla nord
  • Valhalla sør
  • Vige
  • Bjørndalssletta
  • Gimlekollen
  • Gimlekollen vest
  • Gimlekollen øst
  • Narviga
  • Prestebekken
  • Prestheia
  • Volleåsen
  • Bleget
  • Greppestølåsen
  • Justneshalvøya
  • Justvik
  • Jærnesheia
  • Kvernhusheia
  • Ålefjær

Education

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University of Agder
Name [2] [3] Type Location
Fagerholt skoleElementary Gimlekollen
Havlimyra skoleJunior High Justvik
Justvik skoleElementaryJustvik
Kongsgård skolesenterElementaryKongsgård Allé
Kristiansand Cathedral School High School Oddemarka
Kristiansand International SchoolElementary and Junior HighLund
Lovisenlund skoleElementary Gimle
NLA Mediehøgskolen Gimlekollen College Gimlekollen
Oddemarka skoleJunior HighOddemarka
Prestheia skoleElementary Bjørndalssletta
SteinerskolenElementarty and Junior HighLund
Universitetet i Agder University Gimle
Frank Wild Minneskole (memorial)Elementary Marvika

Religion

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Lund church

Lund Church is a church at Valhalla in the Lund district. The church has a capacity of 600 people and there is no graveyard with the church. It opened in 1987 and is built out of bricks.

Oddernes Church is located with Oddemarka and the university. It was built when Lund was a part of the former municipality Oddernes, which today is a borough in the city. Even though Oddernes church is not located at Oddenres, it has kept the name such as other landmarks around the city where Oddernes used to be. The church was built in 1630 but a new roof was built in 1788. The church has a capacity of 510 people and there is a graveyard located with the church. It was built by bricks and stone and is the oldest building in Kristiansand.

Justvik Church has a capacity of 270 people and was built in 1996 with no graveyard with the church.

Transportation

European road 18 over Otra river with Lund in the end Oddernesbrua E18.jpg
European road 18 over Otra river with Lund in the end

Road

European route E18 is the main road and is a highway. While other roads like County Road 471 goes from the University to downtown Kristiansand. As for County Road 1 goes from Vennesla and ends in Lund centrum. County Road 1 goes next to Otra river.

List of notable roads in Grim
RouteDestination
E18Vige - Gimle - Downtown
Fv1Lund centrum - Sødal - Strai - Vennesla
Fv23 Marvika - Oddemarka
Fv452Vige - Gimlekollen - Justvik - Ålefjær
Fv453 Tveit - Ålefjær - Vennesla
Fv471 Bjørndalssletta - Lund centrum - Downtown

Bus

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Bus bound for Voiebyen at Lund Torv
Bus transportation to Lund
LineDestination [4]
01Kvadraturen - Lund - Sørlandsparken
13 Grimsmyra - Kuholmen - Lund
19Suldalen - Lund-UiA
22Kvadraturen - Gimlekollen
23Kvadraturen - Justvik-Jærnesheia
23Kvadraturen - Justvik-Jærnesheia / Ålefjær
29Kvadraturen - Justvik-Ålefjær
31Kvadraturen - Sødal - Vennesla
Bus transportation through Lund via UiA
LineDestination [5]
A1Kvadraturen - Sørlandssenteret
D2 Voiebyen - UiA
D3 Slettheia - UiA
M1 Flekkerøy - Sørlandsparken Dyreparken-IKEA
M2Voiebyen - Hånes
M2Voiebyen - Hånes - Lauvåsen
M3Slettheia - Søm
05 Andøya - UiA
09 Bråvann - UiA
15 Tinnheia - UiA
17 Hellemyr - Tømmerstø
17Hellemyr - Tømmerstø - Frikstad
17Hellemyr - UiA
17Kvadraturen - Tømmerstø
18Hellemyr - Tømmerstø Odderhei-Holte
18Kvadraturen - Tømmerstø Odderhei-Holte
35Kristiansand - Kjevik - Brattvollsheia
35Kristiansand - Kjevik - Brattvollsheia / Grødum
36Kristiansand - Tveit - Grødum
37Kristiansand - Birkeland
40Årosskogen-Høllen - UiA
42 Langenes - UiA
45Stokkeland-Nodelandsheia - UiA
46 Finsland - UiA
50 Tangvall - Langenes - UiA
200 Mandal - UiA
200 Farsund - Mandal - UiA
200Lista - Farsund - Mandal - Kjevik
Bus transportation via Oddernesbrua
LineDestination [6]
A2Kvadraturen - Hånes
A3Kvadraturen - Søm
A18 Sykehuset - Tømmerstø Odderhei-Holte
A26Voiebyen - Sørlandsparken Dyreparken-IKEA

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