small locality in Berg Municipality

Storhallen

Jämtland County · 50 inhabitants · 32 ha

Short answer: Storhallen is in Berg Municipality, Jämtland County. It has 50 residents.

the register

Facts

municipalityBerg
countyJämtland County
population50
area32 ha
scb code2326SB127
place profile

What it is like to live here

6/100 accessibility
median in the locality
Nature proximity35/100
Quiet surroundings76/100
Rurality32/100
Urbanity12/100
Family friendliness0/100
Senior friendliness0/100
nature
forest40 m
water450 m
farmland30 m
shoreline450 m
disturbance
major road30 m
railway5.4 km
industry10.8 km
power line4.6 km
services
grocery store6.7 km
school18.6 km
train station6.4 km

Median across 33 properties in the locality. Index is percentile 0-100 against all properties in Sweden.

the population

Age distribution

466men
419women
menagewomen
12
0–4
18
17
5–9
16
16
10–14
23
21
15–19
23
24
20–24
19
28
25–29
14
22
30–34
14
24
35–39
20
20
40–44
21
19
45–49
24
26
50–54
26
38
55–59
40
44
60–64
24
37
65–69
29
41
70–74
28
30
75–79
30
47
80+
50
marital status
Unmarried465
53 %
Married267
31 %
Divorced83
10 %
Widowed57
7 %

Population 2025 from Statistics Sweden for the statistical area (DeSO) covering Storhallen, 885 inhabitants in total. The locality itself has 50 inhabitants. A statistical area follows no locality boundary, so the figures describe the area around the locality, not the locality alone.

driving time

From here and away

Municipal seat21 min

Modelled car route (MOTIS), not a navigator's ETA — the figures run systematically high but are comparable between localities. Destinations not listed are more than six hours away.

water

Lakes nearby

Sillret15 ha4.9 km
Hålen499 ha5.5 km
Skålsjön94 ha7 km
Äldåmagasinet155 ha7.4 km
near here

Nearest localities

associations

Associations and activities

Storhallenbygdegårdlocal heritage

Associations and activities carrying the locality's name, from the municipalities' own registers, the Swedish Sports Confederation and the Swedish Tax Agency. The list is not exhaustive: an association without the locality name in its name is not included.

the layers around the locality

Surroundings

natural hazards
Flood zone3.9 km
Wildfire area (since 2018)4.2 km
Potentially contaminated land5.1 km
protection & regulations
Nature reserve14.6 km
Natura 200014.6 km
National outdoor-recreation interest12.4 km
Water protection area5.2 km
Habitat protection4.3 km
National conservation interest11.1 km
National heritage interest7 km
services & safety
School6.2 km
Fire station11.4 km
Police station12 km
Civil defence shelter12 km
nature & outdoors
Bathing site30.3 km
Swimming pool23.2 km
Campsite7 km
Hiking trail880 m
Cycle trail11.9 km
Ski trail4.6 km
Floodlit track5.8 km
service & nöje
Restaurant6.9 km
Café6.4 km
Petrol station6.7 km
Library49.5 km
Sports hall6.1 km
Hotel6.9 km
Care home11.8 km
Recycling centre6.4 km
disturbance
Major road1.4 km
Railway6.3 km
Power line4.7 km
Wind turbine9.4 km
Mobile mast22.5 km
below ground
Uranium in bedrock (radon indicator)5 km
Mine19.3 km
Quarry4.4 km
culture
Museum or landmark7.2 km
Church4.1 km
Community hall18.7 km

Distances are measured from the locality's centre to the nearest point in the layer, capped at 50 km. Counts are exact within the locality boundary. A layer not listed has nothing within the cap.

applies to the whole municipalityBerg Municipality

The figures describe the municipality, not the locality. The municipality page has tax, housing mix, schools and commuting.

7,108population
356 tkrmedian income
46.5 yearsaverage age