Kjødsundet

Kjødsundet is a narrow strait located in Norway, separating the island of Osterøy from the mainland in Vestland county. The strait is part of the larger Osterfjorden system and serves as a significant waterway for local boat traffic. Its name, Kjødsundet, roughly translates to "Meat Strait," though the historical origin of this name is not definitively known.

The strait is characterized by its relatively steep, rocky shores and the surrounding mountainous terrain typical of the Norwegian fjords. The depth of Kjødsundet varies, but it is navigable for most vessels operating in the region. Several small settlements and farms are situated along its shores, benefiting from the proximity to the sea and the natural landscape.

Kjødsundet plays a role in the local economy, primarily through fishing and aquaculture. It also offers scenic views and recreational opportunities for residents and visitors. The strait's connection to other fjords allows for exploration of the wider Hordaland region by boat. Its geographical position makes it a natural passage, historically and presently, for those traveling through the intricate network of Norwegian fjords.