Rickleån

Rickleån is a river located in Västerbotten County, northern Sweden. It is a tributary of the Vindel River, one of Sweden's major rivers.

The Rickleån's source is found in the inland areas of Västerbotten, flowing in a generally southeastern direction before joining the Vindel River near the town of Vindeln. The river is characterized by a varied landscape, including forests, wetlands, and agricultural areas along its course.

The river's name is of Sami origin, reflecting the historical presence of Sami people in the region. The river has historically been used for timber floating, contributing to the region's forestry industry. Today, the Rickleån is primarily valued for its natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and ecological importance. Fishing, kayaking, and hiking are popular activities along the river.

The Rickleån contributes to the larger Vindel River system, which is known for its rich biodiversity and significant cultural and historical value. Conservation efforts are in place to protect the river's ecological integrity and ensure its sustainable use.