Lohkolla

Lohkolla is a Finnish term that functions as the locative form of the noun lohko, meaning a block, section, or parcel of land. In Finnish grammar, the suffix -lla/-llä marks location on a surface or within an area, producing lohkolla = “on the block/parcel.” The form is primarily used in descriptive, cadastral, and geographic contexts.

In practical use, lohkolla appears in land management, surveying, forestry, and mapping notes to indicate the position of features relative to a lohko. For example, a field record might describe a marker or structure as being lohkolla, i.e., situated on that specific plot. The term helps specify location within the division of land rather than naming a place on its own.

Lohkolla is not widely recognized as an independent place name in major reference sources. When it appears on maps or documents, it tends to function as a descriptive label tied to land division rather than a standalone toponym. If used as part of a longer name, it would typically reference a particular lohko within a jurisdiction or cadastral system.

Related terms include lohko (block, parcel) and other Finnish toponymic and cadastral vocabulary used to describe land divisions. The exact interpretation of lohkolla depends on the surrounding context and the cadastral framework in use.