Pyörjeantien

Pyörjeantien is a street located in the city of Oulu, Finland. It is situated in the northern part of the city, within the Kaakkuri district. The street primarily serves a residential area, characterized by single-family homes and apartment buildings.

The name "Pyörjeantien" is of Finnish origin. The etymology of the name is not widely documented in public records, but it is typical for Finnish street names to be derived from local geographical features, historical events, or personal names.

Pyörjeantien is connected to the wider road network of Oulu, providing access to local amenities and public transportation routes. Nearby facilities include parks, schools, and shops, which are accessible within a short distance. The street itself is paved and maintained by the municipality of Oulu.

The area around Pyörjeantien is known for its relatively quiet atmosphere, typical of suburban residential neighborhoods. Green spaces are integrated into the urban planning of the district, offering recreational opportunities for residents. The street’s infrastructure is designed to accommodate vehicular traffic, pedestrian walkways, and bicycle lanes, promoting diverse modes of transport. Further detailed information about the specific history or development of Pyörjeantien would typically be found in local municipal archives or historical society records.