4tilassa

4tilassa is a village located in Finland, situated in the municipality of Kemijärvi. The village is part of the region known as Lapland, and its proximity to the Arctic Circle means that it experiences a subarctic climate.

The area surrounding 4tilassa is characterized by vast expanses of forested land and thousands of lakes. The local landscape is dotted with numerous rivers and streams, providing a habitat for a diverse range of flora and fauna. The region's boreal forests are dominated by spruce and pine trees, with some areas featuring smaller stands of birch and aspen.

Traditionally, the indigenous Sami people have inhabited the areas surrounding 4tilassa. Their ancestral lands span across much of northern Scandinavia and Russia. Although tensions between the Sami and Finnish governments have been reported, cultural heritage is preserved through various initiatives. Tourism also plays a role in the local economy, with visitors drawn to the area's natural beauty, snowmobile routes, and hunting opportunities.

A bridge broken in 2020 interrupted access to the village, restricting transportation. However, efforts to repair the structure and reestablish connectivity to 4tilassa are underway. Concerns over potential impacts on residents' daily lives and activities are among the issues being addressed. Despite challenges, the inhabitants of 4tilassa remain dedicated to their land and continue to adapt to changing circumstances within the region.