Thordendal

Thordendal is a small rural locality located in the southern part of the municipality of Lindesberg in Sweden. It is situated approximately 15 kilometers east of the town of Lindesberg and lies within the historical county of Örebro.

Thordendal has a population of around 110 residents as of the latest census. The locality is positioned in a densely forested area, with several agricultural plots and rural dwellings characteristic of the local landscape.

Local industries in Thordendal primarily focus on agriculture and small-scale forestry. The population's primary occupations involve farming and related activities, forestry, and other servicesտThe local economy relies heavily on its natural resources, with many residents engaging in woodcutting and tree planting for the forestry industry.

Thordendal is accessible via Swedish National Road 230. From Lindesberg town center, Thordendal can be approached in less than 20 minutes by car. Public transportation options are available through regional bus services but are relatively infrequent. As a result of its remote location, permanent settlements in Thordendal require self-sufficiency and adaptability to its unique ecological conditions.

Od temperature in Thordendal is generally cooler than in more southerly parts of Sweden due to its altituпallevel elevation. Snowfall is marked during winters, with average annual precipitation slightly above national averages due to the proximity of Thordendal to the Vänern lake.