Borgarfjarðarbrú

Borgarfjarðarbrú is a road bridge that crosses the Borgarfjörður inlet, serving as a key link in Iceland's main highway network. The structure spans across the water to connect the surrounding areas and carries traffic between the north and south sections of the country.

The bridge was completed in 1981 as a modern replacement for an earlier crossing method in the area. This new construction changed the course of Iceland's Ring Road and transformed how traffic flowed through the region.

The bridge represents a significant element of Icelandic civil engineering, demonstrating the country's commitment to connecting remote communities across challenging terrain.

The bridge is part of the Ring Road and accessible to all vehicles traveling on the main highway route. Conditions vary depending on the season, with winter weather requiring extra caution and slower speeds.

The bridge construction altered the route of Iceland's Ring Road, moving the crossing point 4 kilometers downstream from its previous location.

GPS coordinates: 64.53366,-21.89243

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:06