våge
Våge is a Norwegian place name used for several coastal settlements across the country. It is not a single location; rather, multiple villages or hamlets carry the same name in different municipalities. Distinguishing between them requires reference to the associated county or municipality.
Etymology: The name is derived from Old Norse vágr, meaning bay or inlet, reflecting the coastal geography
Geography and history: Våge settlements are typically small, with histories tied to fishing, shipping, or light
Administration and identification: In maps and official records, the name Våge is usually qualified by the
See also: Related toponyms include Vågen and other forms derived from vágr, which share the same linguistic