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The village has road access via the [[Fylkesvei 293 (Troms)|Fv293]] road to [[Lakselvbukt]] and further to European route E8. Before the road was built in the 1970s a ferry went from Jøvik to [[Breivikeidet]]. The distance from Jøvik to Tromsø center is approximately 100 kilometers. If the proposed ''Ullsfjordforbindelsen'' [Ulls fjord bypass road] is built, the area will reduce the travel time to central Tromsø by half. |
The village has road access via the [[Fylkesvei 293 (Troms)|Fv293]] road to [[Lakselvbukt]] and further to European route E8. Before the road was built in the 1970s a ferry went from Jøvik to [[Breivikeidet]]. The distance from Jøvik to Tromsø center is approximately 100 kilometers. If the proposed ''Ullsfjordforbindelsen'' [Ulls fjord bypass road] is built, the area will reduce the travel time to central Tromsø by half. |
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Revision as of 16:22, 26 December 2014
Jøvik is a village in Tromsø municipality, Troms county, Norway.
It was one of the largest villages in the former municipality of Ullsfjord. The Jøvik Sildolje & Kraftforfabrik [Jøvik herring oil & concentrates factory] was based here, which in the 1970s was the country's second largest herring factory, but was closed in 1996. The subsequent decades have been characterised by a declining and ageing population.
The village has road access via the Fv293 road to Lakselvbukt and further to European route E8. Before the road was built in the 1970s a ferry went from Jøvik to Breivikeidet. The distance from Jøvik to Tromsø center is approximately 100 kilometers. If the proposed Ullsfjordforbindelsen [Ulls fjord bypass road] is built, the area will reduce the travel time to central Tromsø by half.