| This page lists lighthouses of Sør-Trøndelag county, the Trondheim region, in northwestern Norway. Although it has always been considered a separate realm, Norway has only been independent since 1905; it was ruled by the Danish king until 1814 and then by the Swedish king until the Norwegian parliament arranged a peaceful separation of the two kingdoms. In Norway a lighthouse is simply called a fyr (fire); a smaller beacon is called a lykt (light) . Aids to navigation are maintained by the Kystverket (Coast Directorate), an agency of the Fiskeri og Kystdepartementet (Fisheries and Coast Department). ARLHS numbers are from the ARLHS World List of Lights. NF numbers are from the Norsk Fyrliste. Admiralty numbers are from volume L of the Admiralty List of Lights & Fog Signals. U.S. NGA List numbers are from Publication 115.
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![]() Ringflua Fyr (left) and Agdenes Fyr, Agdenes, winter 2006 Wikimedia Creative Commons photo by Janter |
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![]() Rødberg Fog Bell Tower, Rissa, September 2011 photo copyright Michael Boucher; used by permission |
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![]() Kaura Fyr, Roan, September 2011 photo copyright Michael Boucher; used by permission |
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Information available on lost lighthouses:
Notable faux lighthouses:
Adjoining pages: North: Nord-Trøndelag | South: Kristiansund Area
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Posted August 3, 2006. Checked and revised July 2, 2012. Lighthouses: 53. Site copyright 2012 Russ Rowlett and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.