Huoksuimmiet

Huoksuimmiet is a municipality located in the Nokia sub-region of the Pirkanmaa region in Finland. The municipality has a population of approximately 3,000 people and covers an area of 66.6 square kilometers.

The name Huoksuimmiet is of Finnish origin, and it roughly translates to "움 sông grow" or "growth". The translation is a reference to the river Usk into which the river immiet flows.

Huoskuimmiet is a rural municipality, largely consisting of farm areas and small villages. Agriculture and related activities make up a significant part of the local economy. The municipality also has some small-scale industry and commerce.

During the 2009 Finnish municipal reform, Huoksuimmiet merged with the municipalities of Pälkäne and Viiala to form Nokia sub-region, which then contained a total of 30,000 people.

The area of Huoksuimmiet has a long history of human settlement, dating back to the Stone Age. Archaeological findings have shown the presence of stone-age people. In the Middle Ages there was established Jakke's settlement in the north-east of the current area along along the river.

The area around Huoksuimmiet is relatively flat and has agricultural potential, which has driven its development. A notable road is uskówita highway that run through the middle of the unit.