Bergnäsbron

The Bergnäsbron bridge spans across the Lule River, connecting different sections of Luleå municipality with a vertical clearance of 7.3 meters when closed.

The Swedish Transport Administration inaugurated this infrastructure project on July 6, 1954, marking a significant advancement in northern Sweden's transportation network.

The bridge stands as a representation of Swedish engineering excellence, located in the Norrbotten region where the indigenous Sami people maintain their traditions.

Maritime traffic requires bridge opening requests three hours in advance through customer service, with scheduled openings occurring daily between 09:00-10:00 and 19:00-20:00.

Light signals on the bridge communicate different states: Iso R for closed, Iso G for open, and combinations with white signals for various operational conditions.

Location: Luleå Municipality

Official opening: July 6, 1954

GPS coordinates: 65.57889,22.12222

Latest update: March 4, 2025 00:56