Rudshøgda

Rudshøgda is a village in Ringsaker municipality, Innlandet county, Norway. It is located along the European route E6 highway, about 10 kilometers north of Brumunddal and south of Moelv.

Historically, Rudshøgda has been an important transportation hub due to its location along the main road connecting Oslo and Trondheim. The area is characterized by agriculture, particularly grain and potato farming. It also features some light industry and service businesses catering to travelers.

The village has a local school, Rudshøgda skole, and a community center. The surrounding landscape is generally rolling hills and farmland typical of the Hedmarken region.

The name "Rudshøgda" is derived from the Old Norse words "ruð" (clearing) and "haug" (mound, hill), suggesting a clearing on a hill or mound.