Knarrvika: Sotrabrua vest

2 60.37°, 5.16°
About location

Knarrevik straddles the coastal slopes above Knarreviksundet in Vestland, and its position beside the Sotra crossing has tied the settlement closely to Bergen’s western approaches. The community lies on Litlesotra, one of the islands of the Sotra archipelago, where wooded rock, sheltered inlets and built-up neighbourhoods meet the North Sea coast. Fylkesvei 555 is the principal road through this part of the island, carrying traffic between Bergen and the island communities. The original Sotra Bridge, opened in 1971, transformed connections across the sound; it remains a defining piece of infrastructure for Knarrevik and nearby Straume. Modern housing and local services have expanded around this route, while the fractured shoreline keeps the setting unmistakably maritime.

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