Nørdre

Nørdre is a small village in the municipality of Rindal, Møre og Romsdal county, Norway. It is situated on the north side of the island of Rindal, near the mouth of the Gjemselva river.

The name "Nørdre" is derived from the Old Norse words "norr" meaning "north" and "dreyra" meaning "settlement" or "village". This suggests that Nørdre was likely named for its location at the northern part of the island.

The village is part of the Rindal community and has a relatively small population. Information about local businesses, services, and community activities may be limited due to the village's rural location.

Visitors to Nørdre can explore the surrounding natural scenery, including forests and wetlands along the Gjemselva river. The area offers opportunities for hiking, fishing, and birdwatching. However, infrastructure such as roads, shops, and restaurants is limited in the village.

While tourism infrastructure is not well-developed in Nørdre, the area's natural beauty and seclusion may appeal to travelers seeking a peaceful and authentic experience of rural Norwegian life.