Lohkoon

Lohkoon is a municipality located in the Satakunta region of Finland. It is situated in the western part of the country, approximately 50 kilometers north of Pori. The municipality encompasses a land area of roughly 300 square kilometers, with a significant portion of this being water bodies. The Kokemäenjoki River flows through Lohkoon, contributing to its landscape and historical development.

The population of Lohkoon is relatively small, characteristic of many rural Finnish municipalities. Historically, the economy of Lohkoon was largely based on agriculture and forestry. While these sectors remain important, the service industry and some small-scale manufacturing have also contributed to the local economy in recent decades. The administrative center of Lohkoon is a small village that provides essential services to the residents.

Lohkoon's natural environment offers opportunities for outdoor recreation, including fishing, boating, and hiking. The municipality has a number of lakes and forests that are popular among locals and visitors. Cultural attractions in Lohkoon are generally limited, focusing on local heritage and community events. The nearest larger urban centers, such as Pori, provide access to more extensive services and cultural activities.