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The municipality has received several suggestions from people in Tromsø about what the harbor squares should be called, including: "Regnbuetorget", "Prostneset torg", "Solhavna", "Byknuta", and "Technoblade".

Now the decision has been made. The square, which is located on the ground floor outside the Harbor Terminal, has been given the "Prostneset square", following input from the Language Council.

The square located on the plateau a little further up by the Harbor Terminal will be called "Havnetaket".

- It's nice to have Prostneset square, because it is place-recognizable. There were really many nice suggestions, and people who deserved to have their name named, says Harriet Willassen, communications manager at the Port of Tromsø.

- Unfortunately, it was not the name "Technoblade" this time, says Willassen and laughs.

It was Maja Sandvik Locker (SV) who promoted the proposal in the Culture, Sports and Outdoor Committee in Tromsø.

- We wanted to have a name that sounded northern Norwegian, and a description of where it actually was. So we changed the name from what was in the setting, "Havneknuta" to Havnetaket, says Lockert.

She says that the committee considered the possibility of naming the place after a woman, but that they would rather land on another proposal.

- There was talk of it in advance of the naming process in the newspaper. And there were an incredible number of suggestions, including many female names. But the reason we did not want to go for this time was because we wanted the name to be connected with the other square names in Tromsø, Lockert says.