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The purpose of this questionnaire is to examine the current forms of usage of the Family Park and to find out users’ wishes concerning the development of the area. The questionnaire is open from 4.11 – 18.11.2021.

The national city park of Kokkola covers an area of almost 20,000 hectares, and it includes everything from diverse seashore nature in land uplift coasts to traditional wood building heritage from several centuries.

The customer service is responsible for providing information and guidance in matters concerning the city services and activities.

On 7 September 1620, the Swedish king Gustav Adolf II signed a document transforming the small Ristiranta village, known for fishing and farming, into a town called Gamlakarleby.

Local government pilots on employment to begin in Central Ostrobothnia on 1 March 2021.

Central Ostrobothnia Joint Municipal Authority for Social and Health Soite provides information on the situation in Central Ostrobothnia.