Ittimellä

Ittimellä is a municipality located in the province of Western Finland, within the region of Satakunta. It is situated on the northern coast of the Gulf of Finland and is known for its coastal landscape and maritime history. The municipality's administrative center is the town of Ittimellä, which has been a significant port and trading hub for centuries.

The area's economy has historically been reliant on fishing, shipbuilding, and international trade. Today, while these industries remain important, tourism has also become a growing sector. Visitors are drawn to Ittimellä for its scenic archipelago, opportunities for sailing and fishing, and its well-preserved old town. The municipality boasts a number of historical sites, including a medieval church and remnants of coastal fortifications.

Ittimellä has a relatively small population, characteristic of many rural coastal municipalities in Finland. The local culture reflects a strong connection to the sea, with traditions and dialects influenced by its long history as a seafaring community. The surrounding natural environment offers diverse flora and fauna, with many protected areas for nature enthusiasts. The municipality is connected by road and ferry services, facilitating transport for both residents and tourists.