Sandsfellsör

Sandsfellsör is a locality situated in the municipality of Borgarbyggð in Iceland's West Region. It is located in the vicinity of the Hvalfjörður fjord. The area is characterized by its natural landscape, which includes a mix of hills and coastal features. Historically, Sandsfellsör, like many other parts of Iceland, has been shaped by its agricultural past and its relationship with the sea.

The name Sandsfellsör is believed to be derived from a combination of Icelandic words. "Sand" likely refers to sand or sandy areas, "fell" meaning mountain or hill, and "ör" which can denote a spit of land or a sandy shore. This naming suggests a landscape that includes sandy terrain, elevated landforms, and proximity to the coast.

While not a major settlement, Sandsfellsör holds significance within its local context. Its geographical position has influenced its development and the activities of its inhabitants over time. Information regarding specific historical events or prominent structures within Sandsfellsör is not widely documented in broad historical accounts, suggesting it has remained a more rural and less densely populated area. The natural environment continues to be a dominant feature of the locality.