Editing Elverum (section)

==Notable people==
[[File:Olav Jørgen Sæter.jpg|140px|thumb|Olav Jørgen Sæter]]

=== Public service & public thinking ===
* [[Kristoffer Nilsen Svartbækken Grindalen]] (1804 in Elverum – 1876), a criminal, killer, and thief
* [[Stener Johannes Stenersen]] (1835 in Elverum – 1904), a veterinarian and author of first monograph on the [[Fjord horse]]
* [[Hartvig Andreas Munthe]] (1845 in Elverum – 1905), a military officer, engineer, and genealogist
* [[Carl Oscar Munthe]] (1861 in Elverum – 1952), a Norwegian military officer and historian
* [[Olaf Rogstad]] (1877 in Elverum - 1969), former director-general of the Norwegian Water Resources and Electricity Agency
* [[Olav Jørgen Sæter]] (1884 in Elverum – 1951), a schoolteacher, newspaper editor, politician, and Mayor of Elverum from 1931 to 1940
* [[Kristian Løken]] (1884 in Elverum – 1961), a highly decorated Norwegian military officer
* [[Knut Storberget]] (born 1964 in Elverum), a lawyer, politician, and county governor of Innlandet from 2019
* [[Bjørn Jarle Rødberg Larsen]] (born 1973), a Norwegian internet entrepreneur and politician

[[File:Gunnar Sønstevold - no-nb digifoto 20160524 00111 blds 05080.jpg|140px|thumb|Gunnar Sønstevold]]

=== The arts ===
[[File:Camilla Granlien.jpg|140px|thumb|Camilla Granlien, 2008]]
* [[Gerhard Munthe]] (1849 in Elverum – 1929), a Norwegian painter and illustrator
* [[Margrethe Munthe]] (1860 in Elverum – 1931), a children's writer, songwriter, and playwright
* [[Marie Hamsun]] (1881 in Elverum – 1969), an actress, writer, and wife of [[Knut Hamsun]]<ref>{{IMDb name|0359106|name=Marie Hamsum}}. Retrieved 22 October 2020.</ref>
* [[Åsmund Sveen]] (1910 in Elverum – 1963), a poet, novelist, and literary critic who was [[Legal purge in Norway after World War II|purged]] after WWII
* [[Gunnar Sønstevold]] (1912 in Elverum – 1991), a Norwegian composer of orchestral works; vocal music; chamber music; and music to a number of plays, ballets, and films<ref>{{IMDb name|0845652|name=Gunnar Sønstevold}}. Retrieved 22 October 2020.</ref>
* [[Dagfinn Grønoset]] (1920–2008), a journalist and writer who lived in Elverum
* [[Bjørn Ole Rasch]] (born 1959 in Elverum), a keyboard player, composer, and producer
* [[Baard Slagsvold]] (born 1963 in Elverum), a Norwegian pop and jazz musician
* {{Ill|Brita Cappelen Møystad|no}} (born 1966 in Elverum), a film reviewer and journalist
* [[Tord Øverland Knudsen]], a bass player in [[The Wombats]] (an English indie rock band formed in Liverpool in 2003)
* [[Rawdna Carita Eira]] (born 1970 in Elverum), a Norwegian and Sámi playwright and author
* [[Roy Khan]] (born 1970 in Elverum), a Norwegian singer-songwriter who was the former lead singer of [[Kamelot]]
* [[Camilla Granlien]] (born 1974 in Elverum), a Norwegian folk singer, stev performer, and educator
* [[Sigurd Hole]] (born 1981 in Elverum), a Norwegian jazz musician who plays upright bass
* [[Marcus & Martinus]] (born 2002 in Elverum), a Norwegian pop-duo made up of twins brothers ''Marcus and Martinus Gunnarsen''

=== Sport ===
[[File:Bjørn Dæhlie 2011-01-26 001 (cropped).jpg|140px|thumb|Bjørn Dæhlie, 2011]]
* [[Ole Østmo]] (1866 in Elverum – 1923), a sharpshooting champion who won four medals at the [[1900 Summer Olympics]]
* [[Hans Anton Aalien]] (born 1958 in Elverum), a [[Blindness|blind]] gold medalist in [[disabled skiing at the 1988 Winter Olympics]]
* [[Bjørn Dæhlie]](born 1967 in Elverum), a retired Norwegian [[cross-country skiing (sport)|cross-country skier]] with eight gold and four silver Winter Olympic medals
* [[Anita Moen]] (born 1967), a Norwegian former cross-country skier, won three silver and two bronze medals at the Winter Olympics
* [[Stig Inge Bjørnebye]] (born 1969 in Elverum), a former footballer with 317 club caps and 76 for [[Norway national football team|Norway]]
* [[Rune Djurhuus]] (born 1970 in Elverum), a chess player and Norwegian [[International Grandmaster]]
* [[Gyda Ellefsplass Olssen]] (born 1978 in Elverum), a sport shooter who competed at the [[2008 Summer Olympics]]
* [[Håvard Storbæk]] (born 1986 in Elverum), a former footballer with over 320 club caps
* [[Vegar Eggen Hedenstad]] (born 1991 in Elverum), a footballer with over 250 club caps