Low Bridge Map — Sweden

There are 7,022 recorded height restrictions on roads in Sweden — bridges, tunnels, underpasses and height barriers. The lowest clearance a road vehicle could pass is 2.00 m — anything tagged lower is a gate or a barrier — and 547 restrictions are under 2.5 m. This map shows all of them, and the data behind it is rebuilt every week.

Updated September 6, 2026

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7,022Restrictions

547under 2.5 m

2.00 mLowest

4,111height unknown

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The lowest clearances in Sweden

The 100 lowest signed restrictions, lowest first. Every one of the 7,022 is on the map above.

Location	Height	Type	Road	Region
Slottskullevägen · Partille	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Fleminggatan/S:t Eriksgatan · Stockholm	2.00 m	restriction	—	Stockholms län
Silvermyntsgatan · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Södra Vägen · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Lindhagen kundparkering · Stockholm	2.00 m	restriction	—	Stockholms län
Rosenlundsgatan · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Bragegaraget · Borlänge	2.00 m	restriction	—	Dalarnas län
Sjukhusbacken · Stockholm	2.00 m	restriction	—	Stockholms län
Harrgatan · Fisksätra	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Storuman	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västerbottens län
Storuman	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västerbottens län
Garage B22 · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Köpmannen · Falun	2.00 m	restriction	—	Dalarnas län
Arenagaraget · Solna	2.00 m	restriction	—	Stockholms län
Köpmansgränd · Linköping	2.00 m	restriction	—	Östergötlands län
Infanterivägen · Linköping	2.00 m	restriction	—	Östergötlands län
Drabantgatan · Linköping	2.00 m	restriction	—	Östergötlands län
P-hus Spiran · Norrköping	2.00 m	restriction	—	Östergötlands län
Trollstigen · Gamleby	2.00 m	restriction	—	Kalmar län
Ålgatan · Fisksätra	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Laxgatan · Fisksätra	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Lakegatan · Fisksätra	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Sikgatan · Fisksätra	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Karpgatan · Fisksätra	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Fisksätra Torg · Fisksätra	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Mörtgatan · Fisksätra	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Augustendalsvägen · Nacka	2.00 m	restriction	—	Stockholms län
Torggaraget · Nacka	2.00 m	restriction	—	Stockholms län
Gustav III:s boulevard · Solna	2.00 m	restriction	—	Stockholms län
Sahlgrensgatan · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Trumbäcken · Falun	2.00 m	restriction	—	Dalarnas län
Betongvägen · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Vågmästaregatan · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Hjalmar Brantingsgatan · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Astronomgatan · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Djupedalsgatan · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Läroverksgatan · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Sahlgrensgatan · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Riksdalersgatan · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Klostergatan · Värnamo	2.00 m	restriction	—	Jönköpings län
Klostergatan · Värnamo	2.00 m	restriction	—	Jönköpings län
Triangeln · Malmö	2.00 m	restriction	—	Skåne län
Björketorp	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Björketorp	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
50 · Skyllberg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Örebro län
Landalagatan · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Södra Viktoriagatan · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Hugo Grauers Gata · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Hugo Grauers Gata · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Kokillbacken · Kungsängen	2.00 m	restriction	—	Stockholms län
Karpgatan · Fisksätra	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Fisksätravägen · Fisksätra	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Forellgatan · Fisksätra	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Braxengatan · Fisksätra	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Palmträgatan · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Sundsjövägen · Hasselfors	2.00 m	restriction	—	Örebro län
Strömsnäsvägen · Degerfors	2.00 m	restriction	—	Örebro län
Topasvägen · Kungsbacka	2.00 m	restriction	—	Hallands län
Veddestabron · Järfälla kommun	2.00 m	restriction	—	Stockholms län
Rosengatan · Linköping	2.00 m	restriction	—	Östergötlands län
Sven Hultins Gata · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
P-hus Ankaret · Norrköping	2.00 m	restriction	—	Östergötlands län
Trondheimsleden · Åre	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Jämtlands län
Mäster Samuelsgatan · Stockholm	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Ältavägen · Älta	2.00 m	restriction	—	Stockholms län
Hjulmakaren · Stockholm	2.00 m	restriction	—	Stockholms län
Kvarntorpstunneln · Fisksätra	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Sjövägen · Fagersanna	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Västra Götalands län
Opevägen · Östersund	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Jämtlands län
Åsgatan · Falun	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Dalarnas län
Hängbrovägen · Malung-Sälens kommun	2.00 m	bridge	—	Dalarnas län
Skeppsbrogatan · Kalmar	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Kalmar län
Bensbyvägen · Luleå	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Norrbottens län
Hammarbyvägen · Upplands Väsby	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Biblioteksgatan · Stockholm	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Långbryggevägen · Rättvik	2.00 m	restriction	—	Dalarnas län
Fridhemsgatan · Stockholm	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Sundsjövägen · Hasselfors	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Örebro län
Munkgärdets pumpstation · Skänninge	2.00 m	restriction	—	Östergötlands län
Kronobergsgatan · Stockholm	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Gjörwellsgatan · Stockholm	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Stockholms län
Skillingaryd	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Jönköpings län
Kungsvägen · Eda Glasbruk	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Värmlands län
Platensgatan · Linköping	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Östergötlands län
Fjällvindsgatan · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Sandspåret · Göteborg	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Fontinvägen · Kungälv	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Västra Götalands län
Bergsgatan · Hudiksvall	2.00 m	restriction	—	Gävleborgs län
Pomonavägen · Lerum	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Västra Götalands län
Norra järnvägssticket · Degerfors kommun	2.00 m	restriction	—	Örebro län
Värnamo	2.00 m	restriction	—	Jönköpings län
Karlshamn	2.00 m	restriction	—	Blekinge län
Karlshamn	2.00 m	restriction	—	Blekinge län
Karlshamn	2.00 m	tunnel	—	Blekinge län
Gustav Adolfs gata · Skövde	2.00 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län
Tittutvägen · Kivik	2.04 m	restriction	—	Skåne län
Tittutvägen · Kivik	2.04 m	restriction	—	Skåne län
Tittutvägen · Kivik	2.04 m	restriction	—	Skåne län
Tittutvägen · Kivik	2.04 m	restriction	—	Skåne län
Per Dubbsgatan · Göteborg	2.05 m	restriction	—	Västra Götalands län

By region

Where the 7,022 restrictions in Sweden are, across 21 regions.

Region	Restrictions	Lowest
Västra Götaland	2,399	1.80 m
Stockholm	1,311	1.30 m
Skåne	564	1.50 m
Orebro	332	1.95 m
Östergötland	305	1.70 m
Halland	297	2.00 m
Västernorrland	249	2.10 m
Västmanland	201	2.10 m
Jönköping	192	1.20 m
Norrbotten	188	1.30 m
Värmland	170	2.00 m
Dalarna	139	1.80 m
Södermanland	137	2.20 m
Gävleborg	130	1.00 m
Uppsala	110	1.90 m
Kalmar	98	1.90 m
Kronoberg	68	1.00 m
Västerbotten	53	1.95 m
Jämtland	47	1.90 m
Blekinge	19	2.00 m
Gotland	13	2.40 m

How to read this data

Every point on this map comes from open map data, where a height restriction is recorded against the road, the bridge or the barrier it applies to. We rebuild our copy of Sweden once a week, so a clearance corrected on Monday is here by the following weekend. The table lists the 100 lowest restrictions in the country; the map shows every one of them.

Of the 7,022 restrictions in Sweden, 4,111 carry no height at all. That does not mean the road is clear. It means somebody recorded that a limit exists without recording the number — an unsigned height barrier, a sign nobody has read closely, or a tag that says only "lower than the usual limit". Treat those as unknown obstacles, not as open road. The rest break down as 547 under 2.5 m, 425 between 2.5 and 3.2 m, 815 between 3.2 and 4.0 m, and 1,124 above 4.0 m, with a median stated clearance of 3.60 m.

Coverage is uneven, and honestly so

This data is surveyed by people, and people survey what they drive. Motorways and trunk roads in Sweden are close to complete; farm tracks, private yards and small village underpasses are not. Västra Götaland alone accounts for 2,399 of the country's restrictions, which says as much about who maps there as about where the low bridges are. A road with no marker on this map has probably never been surveyed for clearance — it is not a guarantee of headroom.

How tall is your vehicle

Vehicle	Typical height
Small campervan (VW California, Transit Custom)	2.0–2.2 m
Panel van conversion with a roof vent	2.6–2.9 m
Coachbuilt motorhome	3.0–3.5 m
Motorhome with a roof box or satellite dome	up to 3.6 m
Box truck / lorry	4.0 m

Measure yours rather than trusting the brochure: an air conditioner, a solar panel or a roof rack routinely adds 20 cm to a figure that was measured empty, and a loaded suspension does not give it back. Write the number on a sticker on the dashboard — it is the only figure that matters at the moment you are looking at a bridge and a queue of traffic behind you.

Before you drive

Restrictions cluster where old railways cross old roads, and those are exactly the routes a satnav picks to avoid a motorway toll. If your vehicle is over 3 m, plan the route before you start rather than trusting the shortest line on a phone screen.

Questions

How do I find the low bridges on my route in Sweden?

Open the map above and look along your route before you leave: all 7,022 recorded restrictions in Sweden are on it, coloured by clearance, and the table lists the 100 lowest with the town and road each one is on. On the road itself you want something watching ahead for you — a plan made at the kitchen table does not help at a junction you have already reached.

What is the maximum vehicle height allowed in Sweden?

The general limit is 4.50 m, and anything lower than that has to be signed. That is exactly what makes the 7,022 restrictions on this page worth reading: they are the places where the ordinary limit does not apply.

How many low bridges are there in Sweden?

Recorded here are 7,022 height restrictions of every kind — railway bridges, tunnels, underpasses and height barriers. 547 of them are under 2.5 m and 425 are between 2.5 and 3.2 m — the band that stops an ordinary campervan — while 1,124 are above 4.0 m.

What is the lowest bridge in Sweden?

The lowest clearance a road vehicle could pass is 2.00 m; anything tagged lower is a gate or a barrier rather than a road. The median stated clearance is 3.60 m, and the table above starts at the lowest and works up.

A restriction on the map has no height. Does that mean the road is clear?

No. 4,111 of the 7,022 restrictions in Sweden carry no number at all: somebody recorded that a limit exists without recording what it is — an unsigned barrier, a sign nobody read closely. Treat those as unknown obstacles, not as open road.

Where does this data come from, and how current is it?

From OpenStreetMap, rebuilt weekly; these figures were last measured on September 6, 2026. Coverage is uneven and this page says so: Västra Götaland alone accounts for 2,399 of the restrictions, which is as much about where people survey as about where the low bridges are.

Nearby countries

Norway3,166 · lowest 2.00 m Finland4,073 · lowest 2.00 m Denmark3,159 · lowest 2.00 m Germany101,456 · lowest 2.00 m France49,924 · lowest 2.00 m Italy23,077 · lowest 2.00 m

On the road

This map is a planning tool. On the road, ilovay warns you about height restrictions ahead based on the height of your vehicle, and can route around them. Free on Android.

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