Langås

Langås is a village located in the municipality of Råde in Østfold county, Norway. The village is situated in the southeastern part of the country. Historically, the area has been characterized by agricultural activity, and this remains a significant aspect of the local landscape and economy.

The name "Langås" is believed to derive from Old Norse, likely referring to a long ridge or hill in the vicinity. Like many rural settlements in Norway, Langås has a history tied to farming and the natural resources of the surrounding region. Over time, the community has seen developments typical of Norwegian rural areas, including infrastructure improvements and shifts in employment patterns.

The village serves as a local center for its immediate surroundings, providing services and amenities for residents. Its geographical location offers access to both the natural environment and larger urban centers. The population of Langås is relatively small, reflecting its status as a village rather than a large town. The community life in Langås is often characterized by close-knit relationships and a connection to the local heritage and natural surroundings. Its proximity to the Oslo Fjord also influences its character.