Drammenselva

Drammenselva is a river in Norway. It flows through Buskerud county and empties into Drammensfjorden. The river's length is approximately 46 kilometers. It originates from the confluence of the rivers Hallingdalselva and Snarumselva. The main tributaries feeding Drammenselva are the Hallingdalselva, the Snarumselva, and the Verdalselva.

The river has historically been important for timber floating and industry. Several hydroelectric power stations are located along Drammenselva, contributing to Norway's energy production. The surrounding landscape is characterized by valleys and agricultural areas. The city of Drammen is situated at the river's mouth.

Drammenselva is a popular destination for fishing, with species such as salmon and trout inhabiting its waters. The river also plays a role in the local ecosystem, supporting various flora and fauna. Its flow is regulated by several dams. The river's name is derived from the city of Drammen and "elva" meaning "the river" in Norwegian.