Rombak Bridge

Rombak Bridge is a steel suspension bridge that spans the Rombaken fjord near Narvik, connecting different regions in Northern Norway. The structure uses a single main span design to cross the waterway below.

Construction was completed in 1964, marking an important milestone for regional transport connections. The project improved accessibility and economic development for Narvik and surrounding communities.

The bridge connects Norwegian communities along the Arctic region, supporting local traditions and enabling regular interactions between different settlements across the fjord.

The bridge serves as a busy traffic route and offers a direct connection without additional tolls for vehicles passing through. Visitors should expect variable Arctic weather conditions that can affect crossing conditions.

The bridge stands 41 meters above sea level and maintains a weight limit of 90 tonnes, serving local traffic needs in the Arctic environment.

Location: Narvik Municipality

Official opening: September 26, 1964

Length: 750 m

Longest Span: 325 m

Made from material: steel

GPS coordinates: 68.44139,17.70528

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:24