Eikeren or Eikern is a long and deep lake in the municipalities of Hof in the county of Vestfold og Telemark and Øvre Eiker in the county of Viken, Norway. It is the largest lake in Vestfold. At the eastern end of Vestfold is the village of Eidsfoss. In this area, water flows into Lake Eikeren from the Bergsvann, Vikevann, Haugestadvann and Hillestadvann. Lake Eikeren also receives waterflow from the and Rivers. Eikeren, together with Fiskumvannet, is 20 km long, up to 2,5 km wide and up to 158 m deep.
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| - Eikeren or Eikern is a long and deep lake in the municipalities of Hof in the county of Vestfold og Telemark and Øvre Eiker in the county of Viken, Norway. It is the largest lake in Vestfold. At the eastern end of Vestfold is the village of Eidsfoss. In this area, water flows into Lake Eikeren from the Bergsvann, Vikevann, Haugestadvann and Hillestadvann. Lake Eikeren also receives waterflow from the and Rivers. Eikeren, together with Fiskumvannet, is 20 km long, up to 2,5 km wide and up to 158 m deep. (en)
- Eikeren oder Eikern ist ein langgestreckter und tiefer See in den norwegischen Kommunen Øvre Eiker in Viken und Holmestrand in Vestfold og Telemark. Am östlichen Ende des Sees liegt der Ort . In diesem Abschnitt fließt das Wasser der Seen , , und dem Eikeren zu. Der Eikeren erhält auch Wasser aus den Zuflüssen und . Seit 2005 wird der Eikeren vom (VIV) als zusätzliches Trinkwasserreservoir für die Versorgung der Fylke Vestfold genutzt. Am westlichen Ufer des Eikeren befindet sich das Speicherkraftwerk Hakavik. (de)
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| - Eikeren oder Eikern ist ein langgestreckter und tiefer See in den norwegischen Kommunen Øvre Eiker in Viken und Holmestrand in Vestfold og Telemark. Am östlichen Ende des Sees liegt der Ort . In diesem Abschnitt fließt das Wasser der Seen , , und dem Eikeren zu. Der Eikeren erhält auch Wasser aus den Zuflüssen und . Der westliche Teil des Eikeren ist mit dem See über eine schmale Wasserstraße, dem Sundet, verbunden. Über den Sundet verlässt eine mittlere Abflussmenge von 7 m³/s den See. Von Fiskumvannet fließt das Wasser über die weiter in Richtung . Bei Hokksund, teilt sich der Fluss in zwei Arme auf, die beide in die Drammenselva münden. Seit 2005 wird der Eikeren vom (VIV) als zusätzliches Trinkwasserreservoir für die Versorgung der Fylke Vestfold genutzt. Am westlichen Ufer des Eikeren befindet sich das Speicherkraftwerk Hakavik. (de)
- Eikeren or Eikern is a long and deep lake in the municipalities of Hof in the county of Vestfold og Telemark and Øvre Eiker in the county of Viken, Norway. It is the largest lake in Vestfold. At the eastern end of Vestfold is the village of Eidsfoss. In this area, water flows into Lake Eikeren from the Bergsvann, Vikevann, Haugestadvann and Hillestadvann. Lake Eikeren also receives waterflow from the and Rivers. In the western part, Eikeren comes together with the in a narrow, strait known as Sundet. Here water flows into Lake Fiskum, located at the top of Eikernvassdraget. Through this strait, water flows at an average of 7 m3 per second. From Lake Fiskum, water runs out into to Vestfossen. The river then go to Hokksund, where it splits into two river that both flow in the Drammen River. Eikeren, together with Fiskumvannet, is 20 km long, up to 2,5 km wide and up to 158 m deep. In 2005, Lake Eikeren was developed by the Vestfold Inter Municipal Waterworks, (Vestfold Interkommunale Vannverk), in order to provide extra drinking water for Vestfold. The other source is Farrisvannet, a lake on the border between the former counties of Vestfold and Telemark (now united). Vestfold Inter Municipal Waterworks Authority is a company owned by ten municipalities in Vestfold and is responsible for water supply, water treatment, emergency power supply and the main distribution to its members. During the summer season, Lake Eikeren is served by tourist boat M/S Eikern between Eidsfoss and Vestfossen. The original M/S Eikern steamer was commissioned in 1861. The steam vessel Cappelen was built in 1880 and was used for timber and passenger traffic. In 1903, the steamship Stadshauptmand Schwartz carried regular traffic and provided a link between the Kongsberg Railway (Kongsbergbanen) and the Tønsberg–Eidsfoss Line. The current vessel M/S Eikern has carried traffic on Lake Eikern since 1997. (en)
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