harmahtavan
Harmahtavan, also known as the "Great Fire," was a significant event in the history of Finland, occurring in 1808. It was a devastating wildfire that swept through the southern and central parts of the country, particularly affecting the regions of Tavastia and Uusimaa. The fire started on June 27, 1808, and its spread was exacerbated by strong winds and dry conditions, which were typical of the summer of that year.
The Great Fire of 1808 is estimated to have burned approximately 1.5 million hectares of forest and
The impact of the fire was profound, leading to widespread displacement and economic hardship for the affected
Despite the devastation, the Great Fire of 1808 left a lasting legacy. It spurred efforts to improve