Stocka has served as a fishing harbour on the Hälsingland coast since the nineteenth century. This small settlement in Nordanstig Municipality faces the Bothnian Sea, the northern arm of the Baltic Sea, and its character remains closely tied to the water rather than to Sweden’s inland routes. Its harbour and shoreline belong to the historic fishing country of Hälsingland, a province also known for the decorated timber farmhouses of the UNESCO-listed Hälsingegårdar. Continue with other webcams from Gävleborg County to see how this stretch of Sweden’s Bothnian coast connects regionally.
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