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The northernmost point of mainland Europe is Knivskjellodden in Norway, located at 71°11′N, which extends further north than the nearby, more famous North Cape (Nordkapp). While Knivskjellodden is technically the northernmost point of the mainland, the North Cape is commonly recognized as the tourist destination for the "end of Europe," featuring a 307-meter cliff.
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The E69 is a 129 km (80 mi) European route in northern Norway, running from Olderfjord to the North Cape (Nordkapp), often called the "Last Road of the World". It serves as the northernmost accessible highway in Europe, connecting to the Arctic Ocean, and passes through five tunnels totaling 15.5 km, including the 6.9 km Nordkapptunnelen.
The northernmost point of mainland Europe is Knivskjellodden in Norway, located at 71°11′N, which extends further north than the nearby, more famous North Cape (Nordkapp). While Knivskjellodden is technically the northernmost point of the mainland, the North Cape is commonly recognized as the tourist destination for the "end of Europe," featuring a 307-meter cliff.
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The E69 is a 129 km (80 mi) European route in northern Norway, running from Olderfjord to the North Cape (Nordkapp), often called the "Last Road of the World". It serves as the northernmost accessible highway in Europe, connecting to the Arctic Ocean, and passes through five tunnels totaling 15.5 km, including the 6.9 km Nordkapptunnelen.
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