Å — pronounced "Oh", this is the southernmost town on the island of Moskenesøya in the Lofoten archipelago of Norway.
The name means simply "river" or "stream", and the town is also known as Å i Lofoten to distinguish it from other places called Å.
A ferry to the Moskenesoya maelstrom (a swirling circular current off the coast of the island), and the fishing museum are
the two main attractions of the village, which sits between a picturesque lake and the North Sea, with many of the wooden buildings being built over water on stilts.