Kankaanpaa

Kankaanpaa is a Finnish city located in Satakunta province. It has a populace of eleven,472 people and covers a place of 704.73 km2, of which 15.11 km2 are waterways. The population density is 16.64 inhabitants / km2. The coat of palms of Kankaanpaa was designed by using Carolus Lindberg and confirmed in 1951. Kankaanpaas consists of, for instance, the Kankaanp Rehabilitation Center, the King's Ground Ground Caravan and the caravan vicinity, and the Niinisalo garrison, which incorporates the Pori Brigade.

The Kankaanpaa wooden church become designed through architect C. L. Engel and changed into completed in 1839. In addition, there may be a parish house completed in 1965 in Niinisalo. Other first-rate homes include the Town Hall 1967 designed by using Kaija and Heikki Siren. In 2000, the City of Kankaanpaa became presented the Finnish Association of Architects SAFA Award for its long-time period and exemplary activities for aesthetically superior and sustainable environment. Various stone a long time, however few bronze and iron-age object objects were made in diverse parts of Kankaanpaa. Instead, everlasting prehistoric residences have now not been determined.