Talk:Bråtesletta

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I took a look at trying to put coordinates in for this area. In the end, it was very difficult to determine where the boundaries of this area might be. The post office has no record of an area, village or even street with this name, but there is a road called BråtAsletta (containing 9 houses). However, several sources do use BråtEsletta. There are two bus stops called BråtAsletta which lie on Rv120 close to some roads witb BråtE in the name (Bråtestubben, Bråtegrenda), and kart.1881.no refers to BråtEsletta as the name for a crossroads at Rv120 and Frognerlinna. Frognerlinna is its own neighbourhood area. Therefore, based on this, the coordinates listed here are representative of the general area around the bus stops, just to the north of Frognerlinna, which is likely to form the area loosely known as Bråtesletta. Anfornum (talk) 15:44, 26 December 2020 (UTC)Reply

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