Randklev Railway Bridge

The Randklev Railway Bridge extends 172 meters across Gudbrandsdalslågen river with three equal steel truss spans supported by concrete foundations.

Inaugurated on June 14, 1957, the bridge served as a vital connection on the Dovrebanen railway line between Oslo and Trondheim for over six decades.

The bridge connects two sections of Norway's primary north-south railway corridor, linking communities and facilitating transportation through Gudbrandsdalen valley.

Following structural damage in August 2023, train services are replaced by buses between Ringebu and Fåvang stations until summer 2024.

Engineers employ sonar technology to scan the riverbed and bridge foundations, creating hydraulic models to assess water flow patterns around the structure.

Location: Ringebu Municipality

Inception: 1957

Official opening: June 14, 1957

Length: 172 m

Made from material: steel

GPS coordinates: 61.51883,10.14249

Latest update: May 12, 2025 12:11