Moldefjord, Coastal fjord in Molde Municipality, Norway
Moldefjord is a coastal waterway in Molde Municipality that stretches about 20 kilometers from the Julsundet strait eastward through the city of Molde. The fjord is bordered by the Molde archipelago to the north and serves as a central passage connecting various communities.
This fjord has served as a vital shipping route since ancient times, enabling fishing communities and trade to flourish along its coasts. Its natural structure made settlement and exchange between different locations possible across the centuries.
The fjord has long shaped how people along its shores live and work, with fishing and maritime traditions remaining central to the region today. This connection to the water remains visible in the daily rhythms of local settlements.
Boats and fishing vessels regularly travel the fjord waters, connecting various settlements and offering transport options. Visitors can explore from the shoreline paths or take advantage of local boat services to move between communities.
The fjord contains a network of skerries that create distinct marine settings where different fish species and seabirds establish their habitats. These small islands influence water currents and create zones with varying conditions for marine life.
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