Atlanterhavsvegen

Location: Norway / Norway Tourist Routes / Type: Bridges and Piers / Infrastructure / Built:
Show on Google Maps / Published on October 6, 2010

Project is a part of a ‘National tourist routes‘ project.

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One thought on "Atlanterhavsvegen"

M Kamenova says:
April 18, 2012 at 7:31 am
Amazing bridge! The first time I saw a picture of it I thought it wasn’t real! Now I know… Just Beautiful
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