Pääbos
Pääbos is a small, historically significant estate located in the municipality of Jämsä in Central Finland. The name derives from the Finnish word for "head" (pää) and the word for a small settlement, indicating that it once served as a central point for surrounding farms. The area lies within the Praakuntu Wetland region, characterized by boreal forests, marshes, and a network of streams that feed into the Korpijärvi lake.
The earliest known mention of Pääbos dates back to the first half of the 17th century, when
Today, Pääbos exists primarily as a historical site marked by a cultural landmark: a stone memorial erected
Because of its modest size and limited modern infrastructure, Pääbos does not appear in most national population