News: Norra hamnen

February 12, 2008		Photo: Perry Nordeng
1 000 000 tons of  bore mass has been transported to Norra hamnen so far - 300 000 tons still to go

September 27, 2007		Photo:Perry Nordeng
The “lakes” in Norra hamnen are becoming smaller and Malmö city is growing. You can see what it looked like from the beginning at ALL		ABOUT THE TUNNEL/NORRA HAMNEN. The masses are dumped and from above it almost looks like a work of art.

June 29, 2007
In the background you see wellknown Malmö silhouettes, among others, from the left, St Peters church, Central station, Hilton hotel at Triangeln and the old postal buidling.

April 28, 2007
We have now received half the quantity of the masses, which means up to now 2 billion tons, which eventually will give Malmö stad		600 000 new square meters. On the picture you can see one of the trucks unloading its masses.

A Rare Visitor in Northern Harbour On January 19th, this rare visitor – a razorbill – was seen in Northern Harbour. The bird is most common in the Arctic Circle where it breeds in colonies on bird rocks along with the puffin and the guillemot. The Razorbill is a very good swimmer and diver and a fairly fast flyer. It feeds mainly on fish but also on sea-living crustaceans and worms. It only lays one very large greyish-white and dark speckled egg on a rock-ledge or in a rock crevice. With this in mind one wonders if it will stay for very long.