Møre og Romsdal, County district in Western Norway.
Møre og Romsdal is a county along the western coast of Norway, encompassing deep fjords, mountain ranges and islands across three main regions: Nordmøre, Romsdal and Sunnmøre. The administrative structure connects coastal settlements with inland valleys through a network of roads and ferry routes that link the different parts of the territory.
The area became an administrative division in 1671 and received its present name in 1936 after the merger of Romsdalens amt. Boundaries shifted several times over the centuries before settling into the current form.
The three golden Viking ships on the official coat of arms recall the long seafaring tradition of the area, which remains visible today in fishing and shipyards. Many coastal settlements still draw their life from the sea and celebrate this connection through local crafts and community events.
The center in Molde administers schools, health services and a regional road network that connects valleys and islands. Ferries complement road links to reach scattered communities across the territory.
The Rauma railway line winds through narrow valleys and mountain passes to connect the territory with the national rail network. It serves travelers as well as freight transport and local connections between settlements.
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