Hiililähteellä

Hiililähteellä is a location in Finland, specifically within the municipality of Mantsi. The name translates from Finnish to "at the coal spring" or "at the source of coal," suggesting a historical connection to the extraction or presence of coal, or perhaps a figurative meaning related to a resource.

The area is characterized by its natural landscape, typical of the Finnish countryside. Information regarding specific geographical features, flora, or fauna unique to Hiililähteellä is not extensively documented in readily available public sources. Its primary significance appears to be as a place name and a point of reference within Mantsi.

Historically, the name might allude to peat extraction or the presence of dark, humus-rich soil, rather than actual coal deposits, as coal is not a naturally occurring resource in Finland. Such place names often reflect the traditional land use and landscape features of a region.

In contemporary times, Hiililähteellä is likely a rural area, possibly with a few scattered dwellings or agricultural land. Its exact administrative boundaries and population are not widely publicized, consistent with many small localities in Finland. Further details would typically be found in local municipal records or historical land surveys.