Mjørka

Mjørka is a small geographical area located in the municipality of Sortland in Nordland county, Norway. It is situated on the island of Hinnøya, the largest island in North Norway. The landscape of Mjørka is characterized by its rural setting, with a mix of agricultural land and natural terrain typical of the region. The proximity to the coast influences the local climate and environment.

The settlement within Mjørka is sparsely populated, consisting mainly of farms and a few scattered houses. Historically, the area has been associated with agriculture and fishing, traditional livelihoods in coastal Norway. Like many rural Norwegian communities, Mjørka has experienced changes in its population and economic activities over time, with a gradual shift away from primary industries for some.

Access to Mjørka is typically via local roads connecting it to the larger road network of Sortland municipality and Hinnøya. The natural beauty of the surrounding fjords and mountains offers opportunities for outdoor recreation, though Mjørka itself is not a major tourist destination. Information regarding specific infrastructure or amenities within Mjørka is limited, reflecting its small scale and local importance within the municipality. The area remains a quiet, residential locality within the broader context of Vesterålen.