Aanekoski

Aanekoski is a town and municipality in the province of Central Finland. Aanekoski has approximately 19,144 population and has a place of one 138.38 km², of which 884.49 km² are land regions. The destiny municipality of Aanekoski turned into situated at the outskirts of Laukaa's municipality. The founding of the paper mill Aanekoski Aktiebolag in 1896 and the opening of the railway line from Jyvaskyla to Suolahti in 1897 brought about city development in Aanekoski or. Suolahti.

At the identical time, the idea of the founding of one’s very own municipality becomes born. According to the Senate's choice, Aanekoski municipality became founded on January 1, 1912, by using a merger of regions from Laukas and Saarijarvi municipalities. The improvement of the urban areas of the old Aanekoski in the 1920s brought about thoughts about the inspiration of the acquisition Aanekoski Suolahti. The plan was by no means found out due to the dearth of commonplace will and because of the geographical scenario. The agglomerations were tied together by means of a nine km long nose between the lakes Keitele and Kuhnamo.