Hollola

Hollola is a Finnish municipality located in the province of Paijat Hame. The municipality covers and vicinity of 727.46 km², of which 76.30 km² is water our bodies. The population is 23,591 human beings and has a population density of 36.23 inhabitants. Hollola is Finland's largest municipality outside Finland, which does not use the city name. The neighboring municipalities of Hollola are in Asikkala in the north, Hausjarvi and Hameenlinna inside the west, Lahti in the east and Karkola and Orimattila within the south.

Hollola belongs to the Lahti region. There are 111 km to Helsinki, 121 km to Tampere and 182 km to Jyvaskyla. The seashores of Lake Paijanne had been inhabited because of the plush nature of the lakes in the course of the Stone Age. Hollola's maximum crucial house throughout the hammer mill lifestyle is in Okerois. In the Viking Age, Hollola advanced into an important center, the maximum densely populated place of which was likely Region of Vainio. Turkumake is notion to be an crucial trading venue, and southwest of it is the Kirkailanmaki cemetery.