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Halden Municipality to Create Six Motorhome Spaces at Tangen Quay

11.02.2026 15:25 1 min 1 source
Bobilverden.no NOR
Halden Municipality to Create Six Motorhome Spaces at Tangen Quay
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Halden Municipality has secured funding and finalized plans to upgrade the area at Tangen Quay. The project will establish six designated spaces for motorhomes, along with a parking lot, asphalt surfacing, and a barbecue area. Implementation is pending approval from the municipal building permit department.

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Halden Municipality to Create Six Motorhome Spaces at Tangen Quay

11.02.2026 Bobilverden.no NOR Original source

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