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Mjøsa Bridge

Mjøsa Bridge

Photo: Bjoertvedt · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Location
Lake Mjøsa, Innlandet, Norway
Client / Owner
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Year
Completed 1985
Access
Public
Style
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The Mjøsa Bridge, or Mjøsbrua, crosses Lake Mjøsa in Innlandet, Norway. It runs between Moelv in Ringsaker and Biri in Gjøvik and carries the E6. It opened in 1985. The article does not name a designer or a client.

It is a prestressed concrete box girder bridge with 21 spans. The total length is 4,662 feet (1,421 meters), the longest span is 226 feet (69 meters), and the clearance below is 49 feet (15 meters). It has one vehicle lane in each direction. The bridge links the two sides of the lake on the main road between the towns of Moelv and Biri.

A four-lane replacement bridge was planned, but work paused in the third quarter of 2022 after the Tretten Bridge collapse.

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