The Countess of Hälsingland is a historical title associated with the region of Hälsingland in Sweden. This title was often held by noblewomen who played significant roles in the local governance and social structure during the medieval and early modern periods. The countess was typically responsible for managing estates and supporting local communities. In Swedish history, the title is linked to the broader system of nobility, which included various ranks such as counts and barons. The Hälsingland region is known for its rich cultural heritage, including traditional wooden houses and unique folk art, reflecting the lifestyle of its historical inhabitants.