Noormarkku

Noormarkku is a former Finnish municipality located in Satakunta province. Noormarkusta have become a part of Poria in 2010. The municipality lived 6,158 human beings with an area of 332.06 km2, of which 15.2 km2 is water. The population density is 19.43 inhabitants / km2. The neighboring municipalities of Noormarku before the affiliation had been Lavia, Pomarkku, Pori and Ulvila. Earlier neighboring municipalities have been Pori Township in Pori in 1967, and Ahlainen, who turned into joined in Pori in 1972, and Kullaa in Ulvila in 2005. The area has been wealthy in game and fish resources since the Stone Age.

The first mention of the call Noormarkku dates lower back to 1400. In this situation, the location turned into known for its strangely ample squirrel, which is why the squirrel ended up in the picture of Noormarku's coat of hands. The First Church of Noormarku burned down throughout the Civil War in 1918, but the onion-roofed bell tower from 1757 continues to be in vicinity. The modern-day stone church turned into designed through Armas Lindgren and its foundation stone was laid in 1931. The church changed into inaugurated inside the 2 hundredth anniversary of the parish in 1933. Lassila has its very own timber village church from 1852.