Täktoms

Täktoms is a small, unincorporated community located in the southern part of the Åland Islands, an autonomous region of Finland. Situated on the island of Lumparland, Täktoms is primarily a rural area characterized by agricultural land and scattered residential properties. The community is known for its scenic natural landscapes, including coastal areas and forests, which are typical of the Åland archipelago.

The history of Täktoms is intertwined with the broader development of Lumparland and the Åland Islands. Like many settlements in the region, its inhabitants have traditionally relied on farming and fishing for their livelihood. Over time, the economic activities have diversified, though agriculture remains a significant part of the local character.

Täktoms does not possess a distinct administrative structure of its own, being part of the larger municipality of Lumparland. Services and infrastructure are generally provided at the municipal level. The community's population is relatively small, contributing to its quiet and close-knit atmosphere. Residents often engage in local events and maintain a strong connection to the natural environment. The proximity to the sea and the archipelago setting define the lifestyle and recreational opportunities available in Täktoms.