Sundet

The uplands around Røros define the setting of Sundet — open highland terrain and conifer woodland place this small locality in Trøndelag’s inland border country. Sundet lies close to Røros, where copper mining began in 1644 and shaped one of Norway’s most distinctive industrial communities. Røros Mining Town and the Circumference, the cultural landscape linked to the former mines, are inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Timber buildings and mining-era structures give nearby Røros a character unlike that of Norway’s coastal cities. Browse nearby webcams to see how Sundet belongs to the broader Røros area.

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