Mylla

Mylla is a small village located in the municipality of Namsos in Trøndelag county, Norway. It is situated in the central part of the county, approximately 10 kilometers north of the town of Namsos. The village is nestled along the shore of the Namsenfjord, a characteristic feature of the Norwegian coastline.

Historically, Mylla's economy was closely tied to fishing and agriculture, which are common to coastal communities in Norway. The surrounding landscape is marked by a mix of cultivated land and natural forests, providing resources for local industries and recreation. Over time, like many rural Norwegian settlements, Mylla has seen changes in its economic base, with some residents commuting to larger nearby towns for employment.

The village itself is characterized by a modest population and a quiet, rural atmosphere. It is part of the administrative structure of Namsos municipality, which provides services such as schools, healthcare, and local governance. Access to Mylla is typically via local roads connecting it to the larger transportation networks of Trøndelag. The natural beauty of the fjord and the surrounding countryside are significant aspects of the local environment, attracting visitors interested in outdoor activities like hiking and fishing. Mylla represents a typical Norwegian coastal village, reflecting the country's heritage and the ongoing evolution of its rural communities.