almna
Almna is a small village situated in the municipality of Heim in the county of Trøndelag, Norway. It lies on the eastern coast of the Trøndelag region, approximately 25 kilometres south of the city of Trondheim, and is surrounded by the fertile valley of the Nidelva River. The village is part of the historic district of Halsa, known for its traditional Norwegian rural landscape.
The earliest documented reference to Almna dates back to the mid‑13th century, when it was mentioned in
As of the 2021 national census, Almna’s population was recorded at 732 residents. Most inhabitants are ethnic
The local economy today relies primarily on agriculture, small‑scale forestry, and a growing number of residents
Almna is home to the historic St. Bror Church, a wooden structure built in 1732 that serves
Infrastructure in Almna includes a district road that connects it to the E39 highway and public bus
Notable figures from Almna include Norwegian author Karin Øye, whose early childhood in the village influenced