Masfjorden

Masfjorden has served as a fjord-based rural community within western Norway since the nineteenth century. The present municipality was created in 1875 when it separated from Lindås, and it is now part of Vestland county, north of Bergen. Masfjorden extends inland from coastal waters near Fensfjorden, its shores and adjoining valleys marked by wooded slopes, small farms and dispersed settlements. Fishing, agriculture and hydropower have shaped local life, while road connections link this sparsely populated district with Nordhordland and the wider Bergen area. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Vestland connects regionally.

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