or is a district in eastern Skagafjörður, Iceland, named after the church site . It belonged to Viðvíkurhreppur before the region's municipalities united to form Skagafjörður County and it is often considered a part of county. starts where Blönduhlíð (or ) ends near the river, between Ytri-Brekkur and up to the river. To the west, the area extends to the Héraðsvötn, where there the farms - and Ytri-Hofdalir (Southern and Outer Hofdalir) are, and a little further down below the is the highway.
Above the highway, at its southernmost point, is —an area known for a famous horse breed—which overlooks the road from the south. A little further away is , which is said to have been where the settler Kollsveinn rammi (“the pungent”) had his temple. There is also , which despite being a "shieling", was considered a good piece of land. It was, at one point, a center for district magistrates.
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