Hemmet is a village and parish in the former Egvad Municipality (Danish: Egvad kommune), which since 1 January 2007 has been part of the Ringkøbing-Skjern Municipality, Midtjylland, near the west coast of Jutland in Denmark. Hemmet has a village population of 285BY3: Population 1. January, by urban areas The Mobile Statbank from Statistics Denmark (1 January 2026) and a parish population of 518KM1: Population 1 January, 1 April, 1 Juli and 1 October by parish and time The Mobile Statbank from Statistics Denmark (1 January 2026). The word "Hemmet" derives from prior Danish, meaning "The home".
Hemmet is located 11 km northeast of Nørre Nebel, 12 km southwest of Tarm and 15 km southwest of Skjern.
Education In the early 1990s, the town of Hemmet had a school, but it was abolished since it was deemed too small. Afterwards, pupils from Hemmet had to attend the private Christian school in Sønder Vium, 4 km east of Hemmet or the public school 5 km south of Hemmet located in Nørre Bork, where the "Bork Havn Musikfestival" is staged. In Hemmet there is a kindergarten, holding around 100 pupils
Nearby schools Sdr. Vium Friskole Bork Skole Tarm Skole - Overbygningen Tarm Skole - Byskolen
Events Hemmet has its own harbor, which is about 1000 m2 large. At the harbor, each summer a havnefest (harbour feast) is held.
The town has a football team playing in the 6th series of Danish football. It shares its name with the nearby city of Sønder Vium, which Hemmet also bonds with. The football team is called "HSV IF", formerly "HSV '82".
Religion
Hemmet Church is located in the village.Hemmet Church Destination Vesterhavet It is known by many Christians in the area, because of the priest Martin Jensen. He is known because of his inner mission way of speaking. Not all citizens in Hemmet are Christians though.The Church Association for the Inner Mission in Denmark
Sources
External links Hemmet's own homepage Hemmet parish