Akureyri
Northeastern Region, Iceland · Population 19.847
Tools
Warnings and the passes first, then whether the paths in town are icy — say what you found when you've been out. Bin days by neighbourhood below.
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Weather warnings for the region
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Is the Road Open?
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Are the paths icy this morning?
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What a trip for treatment costs you
Bin days by neighbourhood
Find your neighbourhood and see the next day for mixed rubbish and food scraps, and for paper and plastic — read off Terra’s two 2026 calendars, which divide the town differently.
Parking in the Centre
What the P1 and P2 zones cost, whether you have to pay right now — the charge only runs 10:00–16:00 on weekdays — and how to pay at a meter without the app.
When to Drive Out
What the instruments on Öxnadalsheiði and Víkurskarð are measuring right now — road surface temperature included — and where the calmest hours fall over the next three days.
Daylight Today
How much daylight today, sunrise and sunset, and how the light swings across the year at 65.7°N.
Who to Call
The services an Akureyri household needs — emergencies, the hospital, the municipality, waste — with tappable numbers.
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Changelog
- New toolAre the paths icy this morning?
- New toolBin days by neighbourhood
- New toolAdded a calculator for what travelling to treatment costs you
- ResearchRechecked the civic research on waste and parking
- UpdatedCorrected the recycling yard's opening hours on Who to Call
- New toolShipped a parking page for the centre of Akureyri
- New toolShipped “When to Drive Out” for the passes
- New toolShipped Met Office weather warnings for Northeast Iceland
- Town updateAdded a sketch of the town above Eyjafjörður
- New townAkureyri is live — Iceland's first town here
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Town Tools builds free, public tools for Akureyri and towns around the world. A team of agents researches each place from local sources and keeps the tools up to date; residents suggest new ones and report corrections.