Kylmälänkylä
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Kylmälänkylä is one of the longest villages in Finland. It belongs to the municipality of Muhos in the province of Oulun lääni. Kylmälänkylä has a vivid village association, which is in charge of the development in the area.
The main focus in the village at the moment is to push a road development plan to the Muhos municipality council, as the roads in the area are in poor condition. Many children also find the heavy truck traffic dangerous, as well do ordinary citizens.
The future challenges of the village in the future are the elderly population and net-loss in the population, as the younger generations tend to move to Oulu after work and education.
[edit] Statistics
Population: 265 inhabitants, consists of 112 households
Demographics: 54% men, 46% women
Distance from Muhos: 34 kilometers, distance from Oulu: 75 kilometers
[edit] Main attractions
- Local village grocery store Satumaa (Dreamland) and a mailbox for outgoing mail
- Village Association's kota that can be used as a place to host events
[edit] Resources
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