Nattanens

Nattanens refers to the Swedish village of Nattanens, which is located in the municipality of Jokkmokk in the province of Lapland,Sweden. It is situated on the northern side of Abisko mountain.

Nattanens is a small village with a relatively small population. The community primarily consists of indigenous Sami people, who have been living in the area for centuries. Over time, Swedish and other nationals have also settled in the vicinity.

The village is located near various tourist attractions, including Abisko National Park, Lake Torneträsk, and the Arctic Circle sign. Visitors can experience unique Sami culture, engage in outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing, and dog sledding, and witness the breathtaking natural beauty of Lapland.

The local economy is largely based on tourism, with some villagers engaging in subsistence hunting and forestry. Residents have access to basic services and amenities, including a school, hospital, and local store.

In terms of infrastructure, the village has a few basic amenities, including a few residential houses, a phone booth, and a fire station. Although mobile phone coverage is available in the area, internet and other telecommunications services are limited.

The climate in Nattanens is characterized by long, cold winters and short, mild summers. During the winter months, temperatures can drop as low as -20°C, while summers bring limited daylight with temperatures around 10°C.

The region's diverse wildlife includes reindeer, arctic fox, and rough-legged buzzards. Local plants, such as cotton grass and bilberries, thrive in the arctic environment.

The village experiences around 20 hours of daylight during the summer and subsequent short periods of total darkness during the polar winter months.