Kohtalahtis

Kohtalahti is a village located in the municipality of Kontiolahti in North Karelia, Finland. It lies to the north of the municipal center, Kontiolahti, and is situated by the lake Kohtalampi. The village is primarily a rural area with a scattering of houses and agricultural land.

Historically, Kohtalahti, like much of the surrounding region, has a background tied to forestry and agriculture. The natural landscape is characteristic of Eastern Finland, with pine and spruce forests interspersed with lakes and wetlands. The presence of Kohtalampi lake influences the local environment and provides recreational opportunities.

The population of Kohtalahti is relatively small, reflecting its rural nature. The village is part of the larger administrative structure of Kontiolahti, which offers public services such as schools and healthcare. Transportation links connect Kohtalahti to the main roads of the region, facilitating travel to nearby towns and cities. The community in Kohtalahti is often characterized by its close-knit nature, common in smaller Finnish villages. The local economy is sustained by a mix of small businesses, self-employment, and commuting to larger employment centers.