Kentä

Kentä is a village located in the municipality of Raseborg in Uusimaa, Finland. The village is situated near the coast of the Gulf of Finland. Historically, Kentä has been an agricultural area, and remnants of its past can still be seen in the landscape. The population of Kentä is relatively small, and the community is characterized by its rural setting.

The area around Kentä offers natural landscapes, including forests and coastal features. Like many rural Finnish villages, Kentä's infrastructure is modest, with local roads connecting it to surrounding areas. The nearest services and larger towns are accessible within a reasonable distance. The history of settlement in the region dates back centuries, and the current village is a product of gradual development.

Kentä is part of the broader Raseborg municipality, which is known for its bilingual nature, with both Finnish and Swedish being official languages. This cultural context influences the identity of the region. While Kentä itself may not have major tourist attractions, its peaceful environment and natural surroundings appeal to those seeking a quiet life away from urban centers. The village represents a typical example of a small rural community within the Finnish countryside.