Brúará

It is fed by springs and discharges at the Rótarsandur area and the Brúará Canyons.

The whole river course is designated as a nature protected area.

[1] The name comes from a type of natural bridge that overpassed the river near the bishup-seat in Skalholt.

According to sources from the bishop a worker of the bishop broke the bridge in 1602 because the seat didn't want dirty wanderers to have it to easy to approach.

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