What is Håkøya?
{{coord|69.6544|N|18.7930|E|display=title}} {{Infobox islands|name=Håkøya|image=Haakoeya - Aerial - 2022.jpg|location=[[Troms og Finnmark]], [[Norway]]|coordinates={{coord|69.6544|N|18.7930|E}}|area_km2=3.69|length_km=3|width_km=2.3|elevation_m=105|highest_mount=Skjellstronghaugen|country=Norway|country_admin_divisions_title=County|country_admin_divisions=[[Troms og Finnmark]]|country_admin_divisions_title_1=Municipality|country_admin_divisions_1=[[Tromsø Municipality]]|image_caption=View of Håkøya}} '''Håkøya''' is an [[island]] in [[Tromsø Municipality]], [[Norway]]. It's a {{Convert|3.69|km2|adj=on}} [[island]] located in between two other [[Island|islands]] called [[Kvaløya (Tromsø)|Kvaløya]] and [[Tromsøya]]. It's close to a [[town]] called [[Eidkjosen]] and a [[city]] called [[Tromsø]]. Most of the [[Tree|trees]] are on the higher parts of the [[island]]. [[Human|People]] mostly live near the [[water]], and there are [[House|houses]], small holiday [[House|homes]], and [[Farm|farms]]. There is a [[bridge]] that connects Håkøya to [[Kvaløya (Tromsø)|Kvaløya]] called [[Håkøybrua]]. The [[bridge]] used to be made of [[wood]], but now it's made of [[steel]] and [[concrete]]. During [[World War II]], a [[ship]] called the [[German battleship Tirpitz|Tirpitz]] was on Håkøya. The [[ship]] belonged to [[Germany]], and it was there for about a [[month]]. But then [[British Empire|British]] [[Airplane|planes]] came and [[Bomb|bombed]] the [[ship]], and it sank.<ref>{{Cite web|last=Hartl|first=Claudia|last2=Konter|first2=Oliver|last3=George|first3=Scott|last4=Kirchhefer|first4=Andreas|last5=Scholz|first5=Denis|last6=Esper|first6=Jan|date=2018|title=Warfared dendrochronology - Trees as witnesses of the Tirpitz attacks|url=https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU2018/EGU2018-12769-1.pdf|access-date=April 2, 2023|website=Geophysical Research Abstracts}}</ref> Many [[Human|people]] [[Death|died]], and there is now a [[memorial]] on Håkøya to remember them.<ref>{{Cite web|title=Memorial Tirpitz - Tromsø - TracesOfWa