Steinkjer

Steinkjer lies at the innermost end of Beitstadfjorden, a branch of Trondheim Fjord, where the Steinkjerelva meets a broad inlet bordered by farmland and wooded slopes. The town is the administrative centre of Trøndelag county and a service hub for the Innherred district. Much of its centre reflects post-war rebuilding after German bombing in April 1940, giving it a different character from Norway’s older timber towns. Beyond the centre, the municipality is known for the Bøla rock carvings, including a prehistoric reindeer figure. Find related webcams around Steinkjer and Beitstadfjorden to build a fuller picture of Trøndelag.

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