Savonrantas

Savonranta is a former municipality of Finland. It was located in the province of Eastern Finland and was part of the Savonia region. The municipality was merged with the town of Kerimäki in 2013, and Kerimäki in turn merged with the town of Savonlinna in 2017.

The area of Savonranta is characterized by its numerous lakes and forests, a typical landscape of Eastern Finland. The main river flowing through the municipality was the Hanhijoki. The population of Savonranta was relatively small, with its inhabitants traditionally engaged in forestry and agriculture. The municipality's administrative center was the village of Savonranta.

Historically, the region has been inhabited for centuries, with early settlements often centered around fishing and farming. The development of the area was gradual, influenced by its natural resources and its location within the broader historical context of Savonia.

In terms of infrastructure, Savonranta was connected by roads to neighboring municipalities. The nearest larger city was Savonlinna. The former municipality offered recreational opportunities related to its natural environment, such as fishing, boating, and hiking. The cultural heritage of the area reflects the broader traditions of Savonian culture.