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Encyclopedia > Atlanterhavsvegen

Atlanterhavsveien ("The Atlantic Road") is a road connecting the Norwegian island/municipality of Averøy to Eide, and, hence, the Norwegian mainland. Both municipalities lie in the northwestern district Nordmøre. Construction work on the road started in 1983, with the opening taking place on July 7, 1989. The 8¼ km road (5 mi) crosses several small islands, and is connected by no less than eight bridges. The spectactular road is a popular attraction for tourists as well as for the local population, who frequently go fishing for cod and other saltwater fish directly from the roadside.


External links

  • Official website: "Atlanterhavsveien -Where Land meets Sea" (http://www.atlanterhavsveien.no/e_index.html)



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Tour suggestions (316 words)
Route: Geiranger - Eidsdal - Linge (ferry) - Valldal - Trollstigen - Åndalsnes - Åfarnes - Sølsnes (ferry) - Molde - Elnesvågen - Vevang - Atlanterhavsvegen.
Trollstigen is a unique experience, with sheer cliff faces, thundering waterfalls and the road itself, snaking through hairpin bends down the steep mountainside.
Atlanterhavsvegen is the road that carries you over 8 bridges, connecting the islands of the mainland.
Images: On the road - thumbnails (295 words)
Crazy bridge on Atlanterhavsvegen, "The Atlantic Road" from Averøya to Eide.
Atlanterhavsvegen, "The Atlantic Road", view from the top of the bridge shown by the previous picture.
The Skarnsund bridge is claimed to be the most beautiful one in Norway.
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