Lohja
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Lohja (Finnish pronunciation: [ˈlohjɑ]; Swadish: Lojo), is a toun an municipality o Finland.
It is locatit in the province o Soothren Finland an is pairt o the Uusimaa region. The toun haes a population o 45,806 (28 Februar 2023)[2] an covers an aurie o 1,109.73 square kilometre (428.47 sq mi) o which 91.78 km2 (35.44 sq mi) is watter.[1] The population densitie is 131.1 inhabitants per square kilometre (340/sq mi). The municipality is bilingual, awtho it is no required bi law, wi the majority bein Finnish an minority Swadish speakers.[5]
The municipality o Lohjan kunta wis consolidatit wi Lohja in 1997, an the municipality o Sammatti wis consolidated wi Lohja in 2009. The municipalities o Karjalohja an Nummi-Pusula wur consolidatit wi Lohja in 2013.
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Politics
Results o the Finnish pairlamentar election, 2011 in Lohja:
- Social Democratic Pairty 24.9%
- True Finns 23.9%
- Naitional Coalition Pairty 21.4%
- Left Alliance 8.7%
- Centre Pairty 7.0%
- Green League 6.7%
- Christian Democrats 3.2%
- Swadish Fowkpairty 3.0%
Cultur
Lohja is famit for its cultural events. Mair nor a hunder different events are arrangit in the toun each year bi its residents an organisations. The maist notable are the Lohja Simmer Cultural Festival, the Apple Carnival organisit bi representatives o business an commerce, the retailers' Hurlumhei Carnival an the Auld Time Christmas mercat continue the tradeetion o fairs datin back tae the Middle Ages.
The doom metal baund Reverend Bizarre is frae this toun.
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Sichts
Ane unique experience is the Tytyri limestane mine, which haes a museum 100 metres unnergrund. This attraction an exhibitions can be reached uisin either an auld mine wagon or a modren lift.[6] Ither places o note are:
- Lohja museum aurie
- The surroondins o Lake Lohja
- The Gothic Kirk o St. Lawrence which dates frae the 15t century
- Kisakallio Sport college
- Floating Restaurant-Café Kaljaasi
- Alitalo vineyard
- St. Lawrence Golf an the recreation bath Neidonkeidas
Gallery
- The new Lohja Library opened in 2005
- Lohja St. Lawrence kirk
References
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