Breim sits beside Lake Breimsvatnet in Nordfjord, western Norway, where a broad inland valley meets steep, glacier-shaped mountain country. The settlement forms part of Gloppen Municipality in Vestland and lies on the route between the Nordfjord coast and the highlands approaching Jostedalsbreen National Park. Farming has long shaped the valley floor, while the lake and surrounding slopes define its everyday scale. Breim was once a separate municipality, before being incorporated into Gloppen in 1964. Browse nearby webcams to see how Breim’s lakeside valley connects with the wider Nordfjord landscape.
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