Stangvik

Stangvik is a small village and the administrative center of Stadsje·tel district in the municipality of Örnsköldsvik in Norway.

Located at an elevation of 60 meters above the sea level, Stangvik is situated approximately 42 kilometers northwest of Örnsköldsvik town. The village has a rural character and is surrounded by vast forests and scenic coastal landscapes.

The Stangvik village primarily consists of residential areas, including single-family homes and apartments. The local economy relies on various industries, including services, manufacturing, and agriculture. Major industries in the area include manufacturing, forestry, and seafood processing, with the region's fishing fleet contributing to the local economy.

Stangvik has limited commercial and shopping options, with a general store, a post office, and other basic services catering to the village's population.

The Stangvik commuter school, which provides primary and secondary education, serves the local children. Access to higher education options requires commuting to nearby Örnsköldsvik town.

Stangvik village lies close to the European route, which makes travel to nearby towns relatively easy. Public transportation in the form of buses and trains is available, providing reliable connections with regional centers.

Modern-era mapping technology and geographic databases provide limited information on historical settlements and presence in the area before the modern establishment of the current village as of several decades ago. Little known details on larger parts of the local community's cultural establishment.