Umlöten

Umlöten is a rural locality in Sweden. Situated in southern Sweden, the village sits within mixed agricultural landscapes and woodland, approximately 40 kilometers from the nearest major city. The population is small, concentrated around a compact village center and a scattering of farms. The local economy is primarily agricultural and forestry-based, with some residents working in nearby towns or in seasonal services.

Historically, Umlöten is attested in parish and estate records from the 18th century, and development accelerated in the 19th century with improvements in farming and road access. In the 20th century, the population remained relatively small but stable, with gradual aging as younger residents moved toward urban centers.

Landmarks include a 19th-century church serving the local parish and a traditional farmstead that preserves regional architectural styles. The surrounding area features a network of small roads and public footpaths used for recreation and local transport.

Umlöten is accessible by county roads, with the nearest railway station and larger shopping and educational services located in towns within a short drive. The locality hosts community events and maintains a small village hall used for gatherings and local initiatives.