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Hassel Iron Works (Template:Lang-no) was a mining company and iron works in Skotselv in Øvre Eiker, Norway. It was established in the 17th century and reveived a royal privilege from King Frederick III of Denmark in 1649, and existed until 1854, with some operations continuing until the 1870s. Its most important mines were located in Hassel in Modum and Barbu near Arendal.^[1]

^ Ole Jan Berg: Hassel Jernverk. Driften og privilegiene 1649–1816, Eiker trykkeri AS, Hokksund, ISBN 978-82-303-0907-0

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 [[File:Ole Jørgen Rawert- Hassel Jernværk ved Modum 1805 RA001020.jpg|thumb|Hassel Iron Works, 1805]]
-'''Hassel Iron Works''' ({{lang-no|Hassel Jernværk}}) was a [[mining]] company and [[iron works]] in [[Skotselv]] in [[Øvre Eiker]], [[Norway]]. It was established in the 17th century and reveived a royal privilege in 1649, and existed until 1854, with some operations continuing until the 1870s. Its most important mines were located in Hassel in [[Modum]] and [[Barbu, Norway|Barbu]] near [[Arendal]].<ref>Ole Jan Berg: ''Hassel Jernverk. Driften og privilegiene 1649–1816'', Eiker trykkeri AS, Hokksund, ISBN 978-82-303-0907-0</ref>
+'''Hassel Iron Works''' ({{lang-no|Hassel Jernværk}}) was a [[mining]] company and [[iron works]] in [[Skotselv]] in [[Øvre Eiker]], [[Norway]]. It was established in the 17th century and reveived a royal privilege from King [[Frederick III of Denmark]] in 1649, and existed until 1854, with some operations continuing until the 1870s. Its most important mines were located in Hassel in [[Modum]] and [[Barbu, Norway|Barbu]] near [[Arendal]].<ref>Ole Jan Berg: ''Hassel Jernverk. Driften og privilegiene 1649–1816'', Eiker trykkeri AS, Hokksund, ISBN 978-82-303-0907-0</ref>
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