Lammi

Lammi is a municipality located in the Tavastia Proper region of Finland. It is situated in the southern part of the country, approximately 100 kilometers north of Helsinki. The municipality covers an area of 738.75 square kilometers, of which 41.63 square kilometers is water. As of 2023, Lammi has a population of around 5,400 residents.

The landscape of Lammi is characterized by its numerous lakes and forests, typical of the Finnish lake district. The municipality is known for its natural beauty and offers opportunities for outdoor recreation such as fishing, hiking, and boating. The largest lake in Lammi is Vesijärvi, which is a significant part of the local environment and economy.

Historically, Lammi has been an agricultural area. In recent decades, there has been a diversification of its economy, with a growing presence of small and medium-sized enterprises. The municipality is also known for its dairy production, particularly cheese.

Lammi's cultural heritage includes several historic sites and traditions. The Lammi Church, a stone church dating back to the Middle Ages, is a notable landmark. The municipality also hosts various local festivals and events throughout the year, celebrating its rural traditions and community spirit. The economic development of Lammi has focused on balancing its natural resources with sustainable growth and maintaining the quality of life for its inhabitants.