Vuollerim

Vuollerim is a village in the Jokkmokk Municipality in Swedish Lapland, Sweden. It is situated near the confluence of the Little Lule River (Lilla Luleälven) and the Great Lule River (Stora Luleälven).

Vuollerim is notable for its history, having been inhabited since the Stone Age. Archaeological findings in the area provide evidence of early human settlements and activities. The name "Vuollerim" is of Sami origin.

The village has a museum, the Vuollerim 6000, which showcases the area's Stone Age history and the lives of its early inhabitants. This museum plays a significant role in preserving and presenting the cultural heritage of the region.

Economically, Vuollerim relies on a mix of industries, including tourism related to its historical significance and natural surroundings, as well as traditional industries associated with the Lapland region.

Vuollerim's geographical location makes it a gateway to exploring the surrounding Lapland wilderness, including opportunities for fishing, hiking, and experiencing the Sami culture. It experiences the typical seasonal variations of the subarctic climate, with long winters and short summers.