Ammarnas

Ammarnas is a locality situated in the northern part of Sweden. It is located within the municipality of Lycksele in Västerbotten County. The village lies along the Vindelälven river, a significant waterway known for its natural beauty and importance for local ecosystems. Ammarņas is part of the historical province of Lapland.

The area surrounding Ammarņas is characterized by extensive forests and wetlands, typical of the northern Swedish landscape. This environment supports a diverse range of flora and fauna. Historically, the region has been associated with Sami culture, with traditional reindeer herding practices still present in the broader Lapland area.

Ammarņas serves as a service center for the surrounding sparsely populated rural areas. Its economy has traditionally been linked to forestry and related industries. In more recent times, tourism, particularly related to nature and outdoor activities such as fishing and hiking, has become increasingly important. The Vindelälven river itself is a popular destination for recreational pursuits. The community is accessible by road and is part of the broader infrastructure network of northern Sweden.