Valvatna spans gently rolling terrain on the island of Stord in Vestland, a position between wooded uplands and an indented coast that has linked local settlements with the wider Sunnhordland district. Stord lies between Hardangerfjorden to the north and Bømlafjorden to the south, with ferries, bridges and tunnels connecting its communities across the surrounding waterways. Shipbuilding at Eldøyane has been a defining part of Stord’s modern history, alongside Leirvik’s role as the island’s principal urban centre. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Stord and Vestland.
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