File:OPPDAL STASJON (545 moh AMSL Bane NOR) jernbanestasjon tog Railway station (wooden building by Gudmund Hoel 1917 Dovrebanen line NSB 1921) Kronprins Crown Prince Haakon plakett plaque 2001 NORWAY (photo 2019) DSC02856.jpg

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English: Oppdal Station (Norwegian: Oppdal stasjon) in Oppdal, Norway, in April 2019.
  • Memorial plaque on the outer wall facing the platform, featuring the autograph/signature of Crown Prince Haakon:
Dovre Line 80 years; Dombås – Oppdal – Støren; Constructed in 1910 – 21.158 km long. 8 km of tunnels. 87 bridges. 16 stations. Opened by King Haakon VII in 1921. Commemorated by Crown Prince Haakon in 2001.
  • Oppdal Railway Station (Norwegian: Oppdal stasjon) was built in 1917 (its roof was completed in 1916) and officially opened in 1921 when the railway line from Dombås to Trondheim was completed. The wooden building was designed by Norwegian State Railways's architectural office under the leadership of Gudmund Hoel. The train station is situated at an elevation of 545 meters above sea level and it is under the ownership of Bane NOR, the Norwegian railway infrastructure manager. In 2014, the station's facades were renovated and restored to their original colours.

Norsk bokmål: Oppdal stasjon på Dovrebanen i Oppdal i april 2019.
  • Minneplakett på ytterveggen ut mot perrongen, med autografen/signaturen/navnetrekket til kronprins Haakon:
Dovrebanen 80 år; Dombås – Oppdal – Støren; Anlagt 1910 – 21.158 km lang. 8 km. tunneler. 87 bruer. 16 stasjoner. Åpnet av Kong Haakon VII 1921. Minnet av Kronprins Haakon 2001
  • Oppdal jernbanestasjon ble reist i 1917 (bygget kom under tak i 1916) og åpnet i 1921 da banestrekningen Dombås-Trondheim sto ferdig. Trebygningen ble tegnet av NSBs arkitektkontor under ledelse av Gudmund Hoel (1877–1956). Togstasjonen ligger på 545 meter over havet, har adresse O. Skasliens veg 8 og tilhører Bane NOR. I 2014 ble fasadene på stasjonen renovert og tilbakeført til opprinnelige farger.
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