Knarrvika: Sotrabrua vest

1 60.37°, 5.16°
About location

Knarrevik combines a coastal residential setting with the heavy traffic of Rv 555 in a way that reflects its position on the island of Litlesotra, immediately west of Bergen. The settlement lies beside Knarreviksundet, the narrow sound separating Litlesotra from the Bergen mainland, where the Sotra Bridge forms a key road link into the city. Opened in 1971, the bridge gave Sotra and Øygarden a fixed connection to Bergen and remains part of the main route serving the western islands. Knarrevik belongs to Øygarden municipality in Vestland, an area shaped by island communities, maritime activity and the close pull of Norway’s second-largest city. Road corridors, wooded slopes and coastal inlets meet here in a distinctly urban-edge stretch of the Norwegian coast.

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