Inkeroisten

Inkeroinen is a district within the city of Kouvola, located in the region of Kymenlaakso, Finland. Historically, it was an independent municipality before being merged with Kouvola and several other municipalities in 2009. The area is situated along the Kymi River, a significant waterway in southeastern Finland.

The industrial heritage of Inkeroinen is notable, particularly its long-standing connection to paper and pulp production. The large UPM Kymmene paper mill has been a central feature of the local economy for many decades, influencing the development and character of the district. This industrial presence has shaped its infrastructure and community.

Geographically, Inkeroinen is characterized by its riverside setting and surrounding natural landscapes, including forests and lakes, typical of the Finnish environment. The district has a mix of residential areas, industrial zones, and public services catering to its inhabitants. Its proximity to Kouvola's city center provides residents with access to a broader range of amenities and transportation networks.

The community in Inkeroinen has a history tied to its industrial past, with many residents having worked or having family connections to the paper mill. Over time, the district has seen efforts to diversify its economy and develop its services. It remains an integral part of Kouvola, contributing to the city's overall industrial and economic profile.