Brønnøysund

The landscape around Brønnøysund is a low, island-studded stretch of the Helgeland coast, which has shaped both the town’s compact form and its maritime economy. Its harbour is a regular stop on Norway’s Coastal Express, linking the port with communities along the country’s long seaboard. Southwest of town, Torghatten rises on the island of Torget; its celebrated natural tunnel cuts through the mountain for about 160 metres. Fishing and shipping remain part of the local coastal culture, while Brønnøysund also hosts the national Brønnøysund Register Centre. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding Helgeland coast to extend your view of Nordland.

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