Uppfærsluferlas

Uppfærsluferlas is a small village located in Iceland. The village is situated on the north coast of the Kambsness Peninsula in the Kambs Ness community. Uppfærsluferlas is known for its picturesque views of the surrounding landscape and the nearby Steinsneshraun and Kambsness volcanoes.

The area is sparsely populated, primarily consisting of farming families. Local farms focus on sheep and cattle grazing, complemented by some fishing and fishing-related activities. The closest town is Blönduós, which is about 130 kilometers to the west, where more developed facilities for services and shopping are available. Public transport services operate between the town and nearby villages such as Marchloon and Meladurch Meadows.

Climate in Uppfærsluferlas can be known to be extreme as per the geography of the area with subarctic temperatures; harsh winters where snow often drifts at high levels and short warm summer. This climate results in vegetation that is mainly composed of mosses, grasses, and low shrubs. Historically, Uppfærsluferlas did have people during the earliest settlement of Iceland and has held families for generations.

Community activities and infrastructure of Uppfærsluferlas comprise community meetings, low- size public gatherings and collective farmland work. Due to remoteness and sparseness of the village Uppfærsluferlas has electricity supply with the capacity to get the communications via satellite and phone network links.