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Traumahå is a village located in the municipality of Sunndal in Møre og Romsdal county, Norway. Situated along the Sunndalsfjorden, it is a coastal settlement with a history tied to agriculture and fishing. The landscape surrounding Traumahå is characterized by steep mountains and the fjord, a common feature of the western Norwegian coast.

The name "Traumahå" itself likely derives from Old Norse, with "trauma" possibly referring to a type of rough terrain or a specific geographical feature, and "hå" meaning a small island or islet, although the exact etymology is subject to interpretation by linguists. The area has a long history of settlement, with evidence of human activity dating back centuries, though specific historical details are sparse.

Economically, the region has historically relied on traditional industries. Farming on the fertile valleys and fishing in the fjord provided livelihoods for the inhabitants. In more recent times, tourism has become an increasingly important sector, drawing visitors to the natural beauty of the fjords and mountains, offering opportunities for hiking and outdoor activities. The village itself serves as a base for exploring the wider Sunndal municipality.

While not a major urban center, Traumahå maintains a distinct local identity shaped by its geographical setting and the historical development of the Sunndal region. Its proximity to larger settlements and its scenic location contribute to its appeal as a place of residence and a destination for those seeking the tranquility of rural Norway.