Ravinnonpohja
Ravinnonpohja is a small rural community situated within the municipality of Pälkäne in the Pirkanmaa region of southwestern Finland. The locality lies in a low-lying valley between the Tampere–Pori road and the Koijärvi forest belt, approximately 15 km southeast of the municipal centre. According to the latest national census, the population amounts to around 95 residents, most of whom are engaged in local agriculture and forestry.
The name Ravinnonpohja derives from the Finnish words “ravinto” (food) and “pohja” (bottom or base), a reference
In the early 20th century a volunteer-built community chapel, completed in 1928, became a focal point for
Public services are centralized in Pälkäne; residents of Ravinnonpohja rely on the municipal office for schooling,