Kemijarvi

Kemijarvi is a town within the southeast of Lapland. The city has 7, 375 inhabitants and covers an area of 3 930, 91 km2, of which 426, 78 km2 are waterways. The population density is 2.1 populations. About 5,300 human beings live in the Kemijarvi central area, of which approximately 4,300 in the middle place and about 1,000 in the Kallaanvaara Isokyla region. Kemijarvi become the northernmost metropolis in Finland, but at the start of 2006, the Rovaniemi vicinity multiplied so that Rovaniemi now stretches northward than Kemijarvi.

However, the central town of Kemijarvi is still the northernmost middle of the Finnish towns. Kemijarvi is one of the wilderness cities in Finland. The neighboring municipalities of Kemijarvi are Pelkosenniemi in the north, Salla in the east, Posio in the south and Rovaniemi within the west. The first permanent resident of Kemijarvi turned into Paul Ollinpoika Halonen, who moved to Utajarvenlahde? His spouse was Anna Laurintytar Halonen and her children have been Paavo, Olli and Pekka Halonen. Paul's location of house is now called Halosenranta.