Lisätäs

Lisätäs is a village located in southern Finland, specifically in the municipality of Kaavi. It is situated in the region of North Savo. The village is small in size, with a population of just a few hundred residents. Lisätäs is a dispersed settlement, where residents live in scattered homes rather than a single central village area.

Agriculture has historically been an important part of Lisätäs's economy, with many residents engaged in farming and forestry related activities. The village's terrain is predominantly made up of cultivated land and forests, providing opportunities for logging and wood processing. Livestock farming and dairy farming have also been practiced in the area.

The infrastructure of Lisätäs is basic, with most households relying on wells and septic systems for water and sewage disposal. The village lacks a public transportation system, requiring residents to rely on personal vehicles or rely on nearby towns for shopping and socializing. Education and healthcare facilities are also limited in Lisätäs, with residents typically commuting to nearby towns for these services.

Lisätäs experiences a subarctic climate, with long and cold winters and mild summers. The village lies in a region typically characterized by snow cover lasting for several months each year, a key factor in shaping the local economy and culture. The village is part of the larger district of Niirala, and as such shares certain demographic and cultural characteristics with neighboring towns. Despite its remote location, Lisätäs remains connected to the wider Finnish community through regular communications and trade networks.