Miellä

Miellä is a village located in the municipality of Pyhäranta in Finland. It is situated in the Southwest Finland region. The village is known for its rural character and proximity to the coastline. Historically, Miellä's economy was largely based on agriculture and fishing, common for coastal settlements in the region. Like many Finnish villages, its population has seen shifts over time, with some residents moving to larger towns for work and education, while others maintain traditional livelihoods or work in nearby industrial areas.

The landscape around Miellä is typical of the Finnish archipelago and coastal areas, featuring a mix of forests, fields, and rocky shores. The Baltic Sea is a significant natural feature, influencing the climate and offering opportunities for recreation. Local amenities in Miellä are generally limited, with residents often relying on services in larger nearby towns such as Rauma or Uusikaupunki. Despite its small size, Miellä holds a sense of local identity and community among its inhabitants. The village experiences distinct seasons, with cold, snowy winters and mild summers, characteristic of the Southern Finnish climate. Access to Miellä is primarily by road, connecting it to the wider road network of Finland.