Stolelæn

Stolelæn is a rural ward located in the southern part of the North Jutlandic Island in Denmark. The ward is situated approximately 50 kilometers northeast of the city of Aalborg and is part of the Aalborg Municipality. Stolelæn is home to a small community of residents and is known for its rural landscape and scenic views.

The name "Stolelæn" is of old Danish origin and is derived from the words "stole," meaning "trail" or "path," and "læn," meaning "length" or "extent." This refers to the fact that the ward lies along a gentle slope or bend in the landscape. Stolelæn is bordered by several other wards and municipalities in the region, including Skørping and Brovst.

Demographically, Stolelæn is a relatively small and sparse ward with a low population density. The ward has a mix of agricultural lands, forests, and natural areas, with a few small settlements and rural estates. The economy of Stolelæn is primarily based on agriculture and forestry, with some residents engaging in part-time farming or other small-scale industries.

While Stolelæn is a relatively remote ward, it is connected to the surrounding towns and cities through a network of rural roads and routes. The ward's proximity to Aalborg and other urban centers in the region has made it an attractive location for tourists and visitors looking to experience the natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere of the Danish countryside.