Iron-ore pellets from Kiruna to Narvik
An operator-described rail connection carries processed iron ore across the border to an export port.
What moves, and where?
| Connection | Material and evidence |
|---|---|
| Kiruna mining and processing area to Narvik port Rail | Iron-ore pellets LKAB reports trains departing Kiruna for Narvik and describes the route carrying pellet-plant output. 20 February 2024The mapped origin is a mine-area anchor, not a particular loading siding. Historical reporting does not establish today’s service or traffic volume. LKAB |
Read the map with the evidence.
Each connection retains its own source period and material form. A reported industrial relationship does not establish the itinerary of an individual consumer product.
Source-reported Sodir pipeline geometries retain their published parts; other drawn connections join documented endpoints schematically.
Questions for the next step
- The source does not assign each shipment to a named steelworks.
- Steelmaking, product use and scrap recovery are not traced by this record.
Primary sources
Evidence reviewed 2026-10-07. Publication dates below belong to the original sources.
- The ore trains are rolling towards Narvik againLKAB · 2024-02-20
Kiruna departures and iron-ore pellet trains to Narvik.
Operator facts paraphrased with attribution. No open license established for the publisher’s text.
