Raseborgs

Raseborgs is a municipality located in the Uusimaa region of Finland. It was formed in 2009 through the merger of the former municipalities of Ekenäs, Pohja, and Tammisaari. The municipality is predominantly Swedish-speaking, with a significant Finnish-speaking minority. The administrative center of Raseborgs is Tammisaari.

The geographical area of Raseborgs is characterized by its extensive coastline along the Gulf of Finland, numerous islands, and a varied landscape including forests and agricultural land. The archipelago of Raseborgs is a notable feature, offering scenic beauty and recreational opportunities. The region has a rich history, with evidence of human settlement dating back to ancient times. Medieval castles, such as Raseborg Castle, are prominent historical landmarks.

Economically, Raseborgs has a diverse base. Historically, fishing and agriculture played important roles, and today, industries include manufacturing, services, and tourism. The municipality is also a popular destination for summer residents and tourists, attracted by its natural environment and cultural heritage. The educational system in Raseborgs includes schools serving both Swedish and Finnish speaking students. Public services are provided in both official languages of Finland.