Lappi

Lappi sits along the Lappijoki River in western Finland, where cultivated fields and forest form a low-lying rural setting inland from the Gulf of Bothnia. Once an independent municipality, Lappi was incorporated into the city of Rauma in 2009, but its parish identity and village-scale centre remain distinct from Rauma’s coastal historic core. Lappi Church, an 18th-century wooden church, is a local landmark and recalls the area’s long-established settlement. The surrounding Satakunta countryside is defined by farms, wooded roads and small communities rather than urban density. Browse nearby webcams to place Lappi within the wider Rauma and Satakunta area.

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