Alahengitysteet
Alahengitysteet is a street in the central district of a Finnish city. The name is Finnish for Lower Breathing Street, and its exact origin is uncertain; historians suggest it relates to a former ventilation facility near the street or to a local topography that influenced air flow through the area.
Location and layout: The street runs roughly east–west for about 1.2 kilometers, intersecting several cross streets
History: Alahengitysteet was laid out during a period of rapid urban growth in the early 1900s. The
Today: The street remains a local artery for residents and small businesses. It features a small public