Nockebybron

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Nockebybron

Coordinates	59°19′39″N 17°54′34″E / 59.32756°N 17.90931°E / 59.32756; 17.90931
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Nockebybron (The Nockeby Bridge) is a 450 meter long swing bridge in Lake Mälaren between Kärsön in the Ekerö County and Nockeby in Bromma, Stockholm County. The current bridge was opened in 1973.