Valsøybrua

Valsøybrua is a bridge located in Halsa Municipality in Trøndelag County, Norway. It spans the Valsøya strait, connecting the mainland of Halsa with the island of Valsøya. The bridge is part of Norwegian National Road 70, a significant route in the region. Construction of Valsøybrua began in 1991 and it was opened to traffic in 1994.

The bridge is a concrete beam bridge with a total length of 787 meters. Its main span is 120 meters long, and it has a clearance of 28 meters above sea level, allowing for maritime traffic to pass underneath. The design of Valsøybrua was intended to provide a reliable and efficient connection for both local residents and through traffic, improving accessibility and reducing travel times.

Valsøybrua plays a crucial role in the local infrastructure. It facilitates the transport of goods and people, supporting the economy of Halsa and the surrounding areas. The bridge is a familiar landmark for those traveling along the Norwegian coast. It is a modern engineering structure that has become an integral part of the landscape and transportation network of Trøndelag.