Norddalsbrua

The Norddalsbrua stretches 180 meters across the landscape of northern Norway, featuring a pendulum pillar design constructed with German steel components.

Built in 1902 for the Ofoten railway line, the bridge served as a vital transportation link until its decommissioning in 1988.

The bridge stands as a technical monument under Bane NOR ownership, representing the industrial development that shaped the Narvik region in the early 1900s.

Visitors can observe a detailed model of the bridge with miniature trains at the Narvik Museum, which displays the engineering methods of the period.

The structure contained built-in blasting chambers in its foundation, allowing for controlled demolition if military circumstances required stopping enemy transportation.

Location: Narvik Municipality

GPS coordinates: 68.42790,17.99981

Latest update: March 3, 2025 14:53