Hostattu

Hostattu is a municipality located in the district of Levi, which is a municipality in Lapland, Finland. It has a population of approximately 650 people and covers an area of around 3,698 square kilometers. The municipality is characterized by its vast and diverse geographical area, which includes numerous lakes, forests, and mountains.

Hostattu is an officially recognized municipality, meaning it has its own administration and government, with a local government office and a municipal council that makes decisions on matters concerning the community. However, it is worth noting that the municipality's financial situation can be quite challenging, and it is currently participating in the Levi-strong district project to increase local self-sufficiency and cooperation.

The economy of Hostattu is largely based on private land ownership, where residents and non-residents alike can acquire land for various purposes such as hunting, fishing, or simply for recreational purposes. This creates opportunities for entrepreneurship and services catering to the needs of these landowners and hunters.

The official languages of the municipality are Finnish, while many residents also speak indigenous Sami languages. The town has a basic infrastructure including a fire station and town hall. However, other services and facilities may be quite limited, and residents may need to travel to larger towns or cities for more comprehensive services.