Oakså

Oakså is a small village in Norway. It is located in a rural inland area known for forests and farmland. The village sits along a valley with a small stream that flows through the community, and it is surrounded by woodlands that are used for timber and outdoor recreation. Oakså is part of a municipality in a Norwegian county; administrative boundaries have evolved in recent decades as municipalities merged.

The area has been inhabited since the early modern era, with agriculture and forestry as the traditional mainstays. The arrival of improved roads in the 20th century increased access to larger towns and markets, while maintaining Oakså's character as a small farming community.

Oakså has a small population, numbering a few hundred residents. The local economy centers on farming, forestry, small businesses, and services that support the village and nearby farms. Many residents commute to work in larger towns.

The village has basic amenities such as a primary school, a local shop, a care facility, and a community hall. It is connected by regional roads and is served by public buses to the surrounding region. The nearest rail link and airport are located in larger nearby towns.

The surrounding landscape offers cycling and hiking opportunities, with seasonal hunting and fishing in designated areas. The community hosts seasonal events and gatherings at the hall or church. Nearby nature reserves protect local wildlife and landscapes.