Ilmanalakin

Ilmanalakin is a village located in the administrative division of Vörå, within the Ostrobothnia region of Finland. It is situated in the western part of the country. The village is part of the larger municipality of Vörå, which is known for its bilingual population, with both Finnish and Swedish speakers.

The area surrounding Ilmanalakin is characterized by the typical landscape of Ostrobothnia, featuring agricultural land, forests, and proximity to the coast. Like many rural Finnish villages, Ilmanalakin likely has a history tied to agriculture and local community life. Information on specific historical events or prominent figures associated with Ilmanalakin is not widely documented in general public sources.

The local infrastructure would typically include essential services for the residents, though specific details about schools, shops, or public transportation in Ilmanalakin itself would require localized knowledge or more specific regional directories. The economy of the area is generally influenced by agriculture, small businesses, and services supporting the local population. It is a part of the broader economic landscape of Vörå and the wider Ostrobothnia region. The natural environment offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as walking and enjoying the Finnish countryside.