Kameråsen

Kameråsen is a locality in Østre Toten Municipality, Innlandet County, Norway. It is situated in the southern part of the municipality, along the former Norwegian National Road 4, which has since been largely bypassed by the E6 highway. The area is characterized by rolling agricultural land typical of the Toten region.

Historically, Kameråsen has been an agricultural area with farms and associated dwellings. Its development has been influenced by its proximity to larger settlements and transportation routes. While not a major urban center, it serves as a residential area for many who commute to nearby towns for work and services. The landscape around Kameråsen is marked by fields, forests, and scattered homesteads, reflecting the rural character of Innlandet County.

The name "Kameråsen" itself suggests a topographical feature, with "åsen" meaning ridge or hill. While specific historical events directly linked to Kameråsen are not widely documented in general public knowledge, it forms part of the broader historical and cultural landscape of Toten, a region known for its rich farming heritage and historical significance in Norway. Modern infrastructure in the vicinity includes roads and utilities supporting the local population.