Rajamäkis

Rajamäki is a village in the municipality of Nurmijärvi, Finland, located about 40 kilometers north of Helsinki. It is situated in the Uusimaa region. The village is known for its historical significance, particularly its association with alcohol production. The Rajamäki industrial site, formerly home to the Koskenkorva distillery and the Finnish State Alcohol Company (Alko), has played a notable role in the country's industrial history. While large-scale alcohol production has ceased, the site remains a significant landmark.

The area around Rajamäki is characterized by its natural landscape, including forests and lakes, offering opportunities for outdoor recreation. The village has a local population and provides essential services for its residents. Transportation links connect Rajamäki to larger urban centers, making it accessible. Historically, the development of Rajamäki was closely tied to the growth of the local industry, which provided employment and shaped the community. Today, Rajamäki continues to be an integral part of Nurmijärvi, balancing its industrial heritage with its present-day community life and natural surroundings.