Kaulitaan

Kaulitaan is a district of Askola, a municipality in Finland. It is located in the Uusimaa region, about 60 kilometers north of Helsinki. Kaulitaan is a rural area, known for its agricultural lands and forests.

The district is situated along the road connecting Askola to the city of Porvoo. Kaulitaan has a few small suburban areas, with most of the residents living in single-family homes. The area's natural scenery includes lakes and forests, which provide opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking and fishing.

Kaulitaan does not have any major population centers or commercial areas. The residents primarily commute to nearby towns or cities for employment and shopping. The district's name, "Kaulitaan", might be mistaken as being related to "kaulit" meaning roosters in Finnish, misinterpreting the linguistic term.

The professional and social services in the area cater primarily to the local residents. Kaulitaan's residents use the limited communal facilities and services provided by the municipality of Askola. These services include education, healthcare, and public services like refuse management and maintenance of public roads. Seasonal festivals and local events take place in Kaulitaan, adding to the community's character.

Kaulitaan experiences a humid continental climate with long cold winters and mild summers, typical for the region. The average temperature during the winter months lies below freezing temperature whereas warmer temperatures are observed during the summer months.