Louhintaana

Louhintaana is a village located in the administrative region of Länsi-Uusimaa in Finland. It is part of the municipality of Hanko. The village is situated on the southern coast of Finland, along the Gulf of Finland. Historically, the area has been influenced by its coastal location and the maritime activities associated with it.

The landscape of Louhintaana is characterized by its proximity to the sea, featuring rocky shorelines and a scattering of islands. The vegetation is typical of the southern Finnish archipelago, with pine forests and coastal meadows. The climate is maritime, with relatively mild winters and cool summers compared to inland Finland.

Louhintaana's population is small, and its economy has traditionally been linked to fishing and forestry. In more recent times, tourism has become an increasingly important sector, attracting visitors to its natural beauty and coastal environment. The village offers opportunities for outdoor recreation, such as boating, fishing, and hiking.

The infrastructure in Louhintaana is modest, reflecting its rural character. Basic services are available, and residents are within reasonable distance of the larger services offered in Hanko. The village maintains a sense of local community, with a focus on preserving its natural heritage and traditional way of life. Access to Louhintaana is primarily by road, connecting it to the wider road network of Southern Finland.