Lefteå

Lefteå is a locality in Västerbotten County, Sweden. It is situated in Robertsfors Municipality and had a population of 209 as of 2020. The area is known for its natural surroundings, with forests and proximity to the coast of the Bothnian Sea.

Historically, Lefteå has been a small rural settlement. Like many such communities in northern Sweden, its development has been influenced by forestry and local industries. Agriculture has also played a role in the area's past. The landscape is characterized by typical Swedish woodland, with clearings for settlements and farms.

The proximity to the sea offers opportunities for fishing and recreation. The climate in Lefteå is subarctic, with cold winters and mild summers. The long daylight hours in summer and the darkness of winter are characteristic of the region.

While Lefteå is a small community, it is part of the larger Robertsfors Municipality, which provides services and infrastructure. The main transportation routes in the area connect it to larger towns and cities in Västerbotten County, facilitating access to amenities and employment. The local economy is likely supported by a combination of small businesses, agriculture, and commuters working elsewhere. The general atmosphere is one of quiet rural living.