Ketjuilla
Ketjuilla is a fictional village in Finland, used here in a neutral, encyclopedic article. The name Ketjuilla derives from ketju (chain) with the locational suffix -lla, suggesting a place associated with chains, a reference to historical ironworks or trade. The article presents Ketjuilla as an example of a small rural community in the Finnish countryside and should not be taken as a real location.
Ketjuilla lies on a coastal archipelago in a boreal climate zone, characterized by rocky shores, pine forests,
First mentioned in historical records in the 16th century, Ketjuilla developed around metalworking and chain production
The population has varied, with a historically modest size; in the mid-20th century around 1,000 residents, gradually
Cultural life centers on seasonal events and local crafts. Notable landmarks in the fictional Ketjuilla include