HKB 62/973 Korsnes is a Norwegian military bunker located near Korsnes in northern Norway. The site is part of Norway's Cold War-era coastal defense infrastructure, designed to protect the country's strategic northern coastline during the heightened tensions of the mid-20th century. Situated in the rugged, fjord-indented landscape of Nordland, this bunker would have formed part of a network of fortifications intended to monitor and defend against potential naval threats in the Norwegian Sea.
The bunker's exact construction date and specific military function are not detailed in available sources, but its designation as an HKB (Hærens kystbatteri, or Army Coastal Battery) indicates it was built to house artillery or other coastal defense systems. The remote location near Korsnes reflects Norway's strategic emphasis on securing its northern maritime approaches during the Cold War period.