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Møgeltøra is a small village in the Ryfylke region of Norway. It is situated in the Suldal municipality of Rogaland county. The village is nestled near the Møgeltøervatnet Lake.

Møgeltøra has a population of around 200 inhabitants. The area is known for its natural beauty, with adjacent municipalities featuring rugged terrain, numerous rivers and lakes. The population is predominantly rural, and small-scale agriculture and forestry are significant industries. Local transportation is provided by bus services, with car travel being the most prevalent mode of transportation in and out of the area.

The name Møgeltøra is derived from Norwegian, where "møgla" implies a clearing or settlement, and "tøra" is a place name element often translating to mean a small island or peninsula. Archaeological findings have revealed that the area has been inhabited since ancient times, with evinced human presence dating back to the Late Bronze Age. The village's history is closely tied to the nearby Church of Oslo, which is the resting place of a former Bishop of Oslo.