Rajarvollas

Rajarvollas is a village located in the Hitra municipality, Trøndelag county, in western Norway. The village is situated on the island of Hitra, which is the largest island in the Trøndelag governorate. Rajarvollas is surrounded by scenic fjords and mountains, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.

The village has a relatively small population and is relatively remote, with limited public transportation and services. However, its picturesque setting and abundant wildlife make it an attractive location for tourists and locals alike. The greater Hitra region offers a range of activities, including fishing, hiking, and boating, taking advantage of the region's natural beauty.

Rajarvollas is part of the traditional Hitra district, which has its roots in medieval times. The area has historically been known for its agricultural production and fishing industry. Today, many residents still engage in fishing, while others commute to nearby cities or work in the regional services sector.

Infrastructure in the village is basic, with limited amenities and services. However, the surrounding Hitra municipality has made efforts to improve public services and connectivity in recent years. Despite its remoteness, Rajarvollas remains an integral part of the larger Hitra community, which values its natural environment, cultural heritage, and tight-knit community relationships.