Haaroissaan

Haaroissaan is a small parish in the municipality of Paimio, Finland. It is situated approximately 5 kilometers northwest of the central part of the municipality.

The area is predominantly rural, with a mix of agricultural lands and forests. Haaroissaan is located in the southeastern part of the region of Finland Proper, near the intersection of the Turku-Abo and Kokkola-Jyväskylä national roads.

Haaroissaan has a relatively small population. The majority of residents are ethnically Finnish, and the area is predominantly Finnish-speaking. The community is mostly rural, with a few small-scale agricultural operations and some natural resources extraction activities.

Also within the area are ‘The extensions landscape’, and ‘Hopeahaventie Connection' (gravel type). This linkage interacts with an international road facility running towards west.

As it is commonly practiced in other rural districts in Finland, in this area agricultural practices are following dumb permanent intensive farming practices. Natural cobble stones appear at cobbles Haaroissaan points now indicating a permutation degree result of soil experiment.