Kaelund

Kaelund is a village located in the county of Västernorrland, in the Södra Ångermanland region of Sweden. The village lies approximately 10 kilometers north of the town of Timrå.

Geography and Climate

The village of Kaelund is situated on the shores of the Östersjön lake system. The terrain surrounding the village is characterized by a mix of forests and wetlands, with several small streams and rivers flowing through the area. The climate is typically subarctic with cold winters and mild summers. Weather patterns are influenced by the nearby Bothnian Sea, with prevailing westerly winds and moderate precipitation.

History and Economy

There is limited recorded history of the village, although archaeological evidence suggests human presence in the region dating back to the Iron Age. The village has traditionally been a small agricultural community, with local residents engaged in forestry, fishing, and small-scale farming. During the late 20th century, several industrial projects were initiated in the area, including a sawmill and a small-scale processing plant for wood products. These developments have provided some economic stimulus to the local community.

Population and Demographics

According to the most recent census data, the population of Kaelund is approximately 350 residents. The local population is largely of Swedish origin, with a minority of families of Sámi descent. Residents of Kaelund generally live in a mix of traditional wooden houses and modern prefabricated housing units, with many families involved in local agriculture or small-scale forestry.