Mölndalsån
Mölndalsån is a river in the western part of Sweden, flowing through the municipalities of Gothenburg and Mölndal. It is a tributary of the Göta Älv, which it joins in the city of Gothenburg. The river has a length of approximately 12 kilometers and originates in the northern part of Mölndal, near the area known as Kålltorp. The river flows generally in a northwesterly direction, passing through several residential areas and industrial zones before emptying into the Göta Älv.
The Mölndalsån has played a significant role in the development of the region, providing a source of
Efforts have been made to improve the ecological health of the Mölndalsån, including the restoration of riparian