Pyhanta

Pyhäntä straddles the Pyhännänjoki River in Mainland Finland, where the watercourse has helped shape a settled farming district within the northern interior. The municipality lies in North Ostrobothnia, well away from the coast, amid the forests, lakes and peatlands typical of this part of Finland. Wooden Pyhäntä Church, completed in 1909 to plans by architect Josef Stenbäck, is a notable local landmark and an example of early-20th-century Finnish church architecture. Long summer days and snowy winters lend a distinct seasonal rhythm to life here. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Pyhäntä and Mainland Finland.

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