Raisio

Raisio is a town and municipality in south-western Finland and a significant intersection of real streets. The town has a population of 24,182 in 31 January 2019 and is situated in the district of Southwest Finland, neighboring the area's capital, Turku. The town's property region is 48.76 km2, and has around 5 kilometers of coastline to the Bay of Raisio on its southern tip. The name Raisio was initially given to its stream, Raisionjoki. The soonest type of the waterway's name is Raisajoki, signifying "bog/swamp stream", and etymological proof of this can be found in the Estonian word raisnik, signifying "peatland knoll".

The most established realized composed records identifying with Raisio are from the year 1292, and there is solid proof of Stone Age settlement in the territory, however Raisio did not turn into a city until 1974. Until the late 20^th century, this was an agrarian region. The accomplishment of the Raisio Group changed it into a modern focus, and set off a tremendous increment in population – amid the 20^th century the population of Raisio became elevenfold. The town's presence was under danger, as Turku was anticipating blending Raisio to it. This changed after Raisio Group turned into a fruitful organization.