Tångarna
Tångarna is a term that refers to a group of islands located in the northern part of the Baltic Sea, belonging to Sweden. The archipelago is situated off the coast of the historical province of Ångermanland, within the present-day county of Västernorrland. The name "Tångarna" translates to "The Pincers" in English, a name derived from the shape of the islands which resemble the jaws of a pair of pincers.
The archipelago consists of numerous islands and islets, with the largest being Yttre Tångskär and Inre Tångskär.
Tångarna is also notable for its rich biodiversity. The islands serve as a breeding ground for several
The archipelago has a long history of human habitation, with evidence of settlements dating back to the
Tångarna is part of the High Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage site recognized for its unique geological