Traces of History — Power Plant Mago C

The abandoned Mago C power plant in Eidsvoll stands as a decaying remnant of Norway’s hydroelectric past. Ruined brick walls, empty halls and overgrown surroundings reveal a site slowly reclaimed by nature. This series captures its quiet, atmospheric transformation.

Abandoned brick walls of the old Mago C power plant standing beside the calm Andelva river in Eidsvoll, surrounded by dense green forest and reflected water. — Riverside Ruins

Crumbling brick entrance inside the abandoned Mago C power plant in Eidsvoll, showing damaged walls, exposed structure, and debris scattered across the floor. — Fractured Entrance

Front view of a roofless brick hall at the abandoned Mago C power plant in Eidsvoll, with broken windows, exposed walls, scattered debris, and a colorful tarp on the ground. — Colors in the Ruin

View through a broken brick doorway inside the abandoned Mago C power plant in Eidsvoll, showing a decayed interior wall with sealed windows, overgrown plants, and scattered rubble. — Through the Broken Arch

Crumbling lower entrance at the abandoned Mago C power plant in Eidsvoll, featuring a dark doorway leading underground, broken bricks, overgrown vegetation, and scattered debris. — The Hidden Entrance