Harjavalta

Harjavalta is a town in Finland, placed in Satakunta province. The municipality has 7 027 inhabitants and covers a place of 127, 74 km2, of which 4, 28 km2 are water bodies. Population density is 56.92 inhabitants / km2. Harjavalta became a township in 1968 and a town in 1977. The effective river Kokemaenjoki flows thru Harjavalta that is Finland's fourth largest water frame. A electricity plant completed in 1939 at the border of Nakkila is positioned in the Pirilankoski vicinity of Lamma.

The energy plant expands to the lake metropolis of Kokemaenjoki. Terrain in Harjavalta is by and large flat pine. Here to make an exception most Effective River within the northern aspect of the rock formations and the town's southern aspect placed Hiittenharju. There is also clay soil in the direction of the lake. The neighboring municipalities of Harjavalta are Eura, Kokemaki, Nakkila and Ulvila. However, the joint project failed after Ulvila's withdrawal from the task. In the Stone Age, the valley of the Kokemaenjoki River became underneath the ocean level.