Mosjoen

Mosjoen is a town and a former loading site in Vefsn municipality in Nordland. The town is the oldest in Helgeland, and within the county its miles simplest Bodo, which in 1816 have become a town of buy, that is older. In 1875, Mosjoen obtained landfill and loading rights from King Oscar II, and in 1876 the town became its very own municipality. Until 1961, Mosjoen metropolis municipality consisted of it, and from 1962 it became once more part of Vefsn. Since 1998, the town has contemporary metropolis fame. Mosjoen has 9,843 populations according to year. January 1, 2018.

The majority of Vefsn's inhabitants are Mosaic hostels or residents of the town. Together with Mo i Rana and Narvik, Mosjoen is one of the industrial towns in Nordland. Mosjoen Aluminum Works, that's one among the largest in Europe, is historically the most cornerstone organization. In addition, the city has a business area that includes exchange, crafts, finance, shipping and tourism. The city attracts purchasers from throughout Helgeland. Storgarden Mo, consisting of Mosjoen, became particularly owned by using St. Olav's Chair, that is, the Archbishop of Nidaros.