Editing Nørager (section)

== History ==
In the town lies the manor house [[Nøragergård]], which has been known since the [[Middle Ages]]. The farm burned in 2005 and was rebuilt in 2011. After that, Nørager inn is now the oldest standing building in Nørager since it was built in 1891, since there is no church in the town itself.

Nørager had a station on the line [[Hobro]]-[[Aalestrup]] (1893-1966), which was part of the Himmerlands runways. The station was a little northwest of [[Nøragergård]]. In addition to a circulation track there was a loading trail at each end of the station. Nørager Station was still in use in 1966. After closure, it served as a [[post office]] and bus service. The warehouse was demolished in 1982 and the rest of the station on Jernbanegade 9 was demolished in 2016 to accommodate a new municipal administration building.