Taäskulla

Taäskulla is a settlement located in the municipality of Sund, Åland, Finland. Åland is an autonomous and demilitarized region of Finland situated in the Baltic Sea between Sweden and Finland. Sund is one of the municipalities on the main island of Åland. Taäskulla is a rural area characterized by its landscape, which is typical of the Åland archipelago, featuring a mix of cultivated land, forests, and coastal features.

The history of Taäskulla, like much of Åland, is tied to its strategic location and maritime traditions. The archipelago has been inhabited for centuries, with evidence of settlement dating back to the Stone Age. The economy of such areas has traditionally relied on agriculture and fishing. Modern Taäskulla likely continues to reflect these influences, though contemporary life may also incorporate tourism and other service industries common in island communities.

Access to Taäskulla is typically via the road network within the main island of Åland. As part of Sund municipality, it benefits from the local infrastructure and services provided. The natural environment is a significant aspect of life in Taäskulla, offering opportunities for outdoor activities and contributing to the area's tranquil atmosphere. The specific population and its demographics would be detailed within broader statistics for the Sund municipality or Åland as a whole.