Vuolijoki
Vuolijoki [ ˈvuɔlijɔki ] is a place and a former municipality in northeastern Finland. It was incorporated into the city of Kajaani in 2007 . In Vuolijoki there is a stone church in the style of national romanticism, completed in 1906 according to plans by Josef Stenbäck .
The municipality of Vuokijoki had an area of 895.2 km² (of which 203.05 km² inland water) and most recently around 2,600 inhabitants and included the villages of Otanmäki , Käkilahti, Saaresmäki, Vuottolahti, Kytökoski, Kuusiranta and Ojanperä in addition to the church village of Vuolijoki . Iron ore was mined at Otanmäki until 1985; Even after the mine was closed, the place remained a center of the metalworking industry; The main employer is a wagon factory that is now part of the Spanish Talgo group.
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Coordinates: 64 ° 11 ′ N , 27 ° 1 ′ E