Farg

Farg is a municipality located in the county of Västernorrland, Sweden. It is situated along the Baltic Sea coast and is part of the historical province of Ångermanland. The administrative center of the municipality is the town of Härnösand, though the municipality itself encompasses a broader geographic area. Farg is known for its natural beauty, with a coastline characterized by numerous islands, skerries, and bays, as well as inland forests and lakes.

Historically, the region's economy was heavily reliant on forestry, fishing, and shipbuilding. In more recent times, industries have diversified, with a growing focus on services, tourism, and technology. The municipality offers a variety of recreational opportunities, including boating, fishing, hiking, and skiing, particularly in the winter months. Its proximity to the High Coast (Höga Kusten), a UNESCO World Heritage site, also contributes to its appeal as a tourist destination.

The municipality's population is spread across several smaller towns and villages in addition to Härnösand. Public services include schools, healthcare facilities, and a transportation network connecting the various communities. Farg is accessible by road and rail, and Härnösand has a port that handles both cargo and passenger traffic. The cultural landscape features historical sites, museums, and local traditions that reflect the region's heritage.