Råshult

Råshult is a locality in southern Sweden. It is situated in Kronoberg County, within the historical province of Småland. The village forms part of the rural landscape that characterizes much of the Småland region, with a mix of agricultural land, woodlands and scattered housing.

Historically, Råshult developed as a farming community. The local economy has traditionally depended on agriculture and forestry, with small-scale enterprises and services serving residents and the surrounding countryside. Like many villages in Småland, it features a number of red-painted wooden houses and simple farm buildings that reflect regional building traditions.

Today, Råshult remains primarily residential and agricultural, with local services limited in scope. Residents commonly commute to larger towns in Kronoberg County for schools, shopping and administrative needs. The area is connected by regional roads and is integrated into the broader transportation network of the county.