Flóahreppur

Flóahreppur is a municipality located in southern Iceland, within the southern region. It was established on June 1, 2005, by the merger of the former municipalities of Hraungerðishreppur and Villingaholtshreppur. The municipality spans a significant area and encompasses a variety of landscapes, including farmland and coastal regions. The name "Flóahreppur" itself refers to the historical area of Flói, which is characterized by its low-lying, flat terrain.

The primary economic activities in Flóahreppur have historically been agriculture, with dairy farming and sheep farming being prominent. The proximity to the coast also plays a role in the local economy. The municipality is home to several small settlements and scattered farmsteads. Its location offers access to natural attractions and opportunities for outdoor recreation. Flóahreppur is part of the larger Suðurland region, which is a popular tourist destination in Iceland. The local government is responsible for providing services to its residents and managing the affairs of the municipality. The area is known for its natural beauty and the tranquility it offers.