Question: When was Aarne Orjatsalo born?

Aarne Slave Salo

The plays were performed by Dumas Heroes as well as the Revisori of Gogol.


Question: When was Aarne Orjatsalo born?

Aarne Slave Salo

Orjatsalo also changed the name of the theatre in Vallila Workers' House at the time to Helsinki Workers' Theatre.


Question: When was Aarne Orjatsalo born?

Aarne Slave Salo

Under the so-called communist laws enacted in the same year, the theatre was temporarily discontinued in the autumn of 1930; however, Slave Salo managed to obtain a permit to continue rehearsals.


Question: When was Aarne Orjatsalo born?

Aarne Slave Salo

In addition to his post as theatre manager, he taught speech technique at Euranlinna in Vallila, where among others Tauno Palo was his pupil.


Question: When was Aarne Orjatsalo born?

Aarne Slave Salo

T. I. Wuorenrinne on theatrical history and Mikko Erich on Shakespeare's production also lectured there.


Question: When was Aarne Orjatsalo born?

Aarne Slave Salo

[1] However, Slavutsalo's time at the head of the Sörnäinen Workers' Stage did not last long, but he was relieved of the position already in January 1931.


Question: When was Aarne Orjatsalo born?

Aarne Slave Salo

Various conflicts with both the theatre staff and the rest of the management were the reasons.


Question: When was Aarne Orjatsalo born?

Aarne Slave Salo

Problems were also caused by the heavy alcohol consumption of the Slave Salon.


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Aarne Slave Salo

[14] Last years Due largely to the right-wing atmosphere of the time and the harassment he had experienced, Slave Salo began planning a return to America as early as the summer of 1930, when he first applied for a passport.


Question: When was Aarne Orjatsalo born?

Aarne Slave Salo

Orjatsalo travelled to the United States in February 1931 without her spouse Toini Aalto and her daughter born one year earlier.


Question: When was Aarne Orjatsalo born?

Aarne Slave Salo

According to theatre historian Lauri Meren, he no longer worked as an actor; however, Jarno Pennanen, son of Slavessalo, claimed that he performed successfully for at least some time on local labour stages.


Question: When was Aarne Orjatsalo born?

Aarne Slave Salo

[14] For the last time, Orjatsalo reportedly performed on a tour to raise funds for Finland, which was caught in the Winter War.


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Aarne Slave Salo

[7] Otherwise he worked as Alexei Volkoff, among other things, as a chef, taxi driver and butler.


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Aarne Slave Salo

[14] Aarne Orjatsalo died of lung cancer at a New York-based hospital for the unwary on New Year's Day 1941.


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His body was brought to Finland to be cremated later that year.


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Aarne Slave Salo

[14] The urn of the Orjatsalo has been placed in the urn vault of the Hietaniemi Cemetery in Helsinki.


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Aarne Slave Salo

[15] Spouses and female relationships Aarne Orjatsalo was married four times in total.


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His first spouse was Siiri Tyrni from Helsinki in 1907—1909, who died in a car accident in 1911.


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[9] Prior to his marriage with Slave Salon, Buckthorn had belonged to a secret society called Bloodhounds, which during the first period of repression carried out attendants against police and Russian gendarmes.


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Aarne Slave Salo

[16] Orjatsalo's next spouse was dentist Hellin Virkkula, whom she married in 1916.


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Aarne Slave Salo

The relationship with Virkkula ended in the early 1920s after the couple went into exile in London, where Slave Salo married British actress Alice Phillips.


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[13] His last spouse was the journalist Toini Aaltonen from 1928 to 1939, with whom Orjatsalo had a daughter in 1930.


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Aarne Slave Salo

Aaltonen was 23 years younger than Orjatsalo.


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Aarne Slave Salo

[17] In 1906, Orjatsalo had a scandalous relationship with actress Ain'Elisabet Pennase, whose brother Väinö decided, because of an illegitimate child born from an affair, to defend his sister's honour by shooting Slave Salo.


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Aarne Slave Salo

However, a bullet fired at the theater's premises failed to hit its target.


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Aarne Slave Salo

Pennanen and Orjatsalo, who remained a single parent, then continued to work out their relationship by verbal means.


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Aarne Slave Salo

Pennanen, who became a writer, published a fictional novel The Power People in 1906, whose paragons of character characters were easily identifiable.


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Aarne Slave Salo

She won the sympathies of the general public over by portraying the book's protagonist, conductor Georg Braun, as an exploitative female hero of her charms.


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Aarne Slave Salo

The Slave Salo, meanwhile, responded to Pennanen's book by publishing the following year his only novel The Seducer.


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Aarne Slave Salo

In it, the woman is clearly seductive party.


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Aarne Slave Salo

The slave salon piece was even considered pornographic in its time.


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Aarne Slave Salo

The couple's story was later exploited by Eila Pennanen, niece of Ain'Elisabet Pennanen, while writing her own novel trilogy set in Tampere.


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Aarne Slave Salo

[9] The son of Slave Salon and Ain'Elisabet Pennanen is the writer Jarno Pennanen.


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Aarne Slave Salo

His son, in turn, is the theatre director Jotaarkka Pennanen.


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[6] Works by Seductor, publisher Sulo Toivonen, Tampere, 1907.


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Sources Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Edge, Paula| title = Return of the legendary actor — Aarne Orjatsalon Finnish years 1929—1931| publisher = University of Tampere| year = 2010| version = Master's Thesis in History | format = [online version]}} References Literature Jotaarkka Pennanen: Orjatsalo — Artist in the throes of politics.


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Word Harvest, 2017.


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ISBN 978-952-7176-45-0.


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Anja Vammelvuo: There will be another time — the life of actor-bandit manager Aarne Orjatsalo (play).


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Otava, 1983.


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ISBN 951-1-07587-X.


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On topic elsewhere Category:77.1 Theatre art Category:Finnish theatre actors Category:Finnish theatre directors Category:American Finnish Persons Category:Finnish Civil War Red Class:People born in 1883 Class:Dead in 1941


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

HMS Walker (pennant number D27) was an Admiralty W-class destroyer of the British Royal Navy that served in the late First World War and World War II.


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HMS Walker

Manufacture The ship was ordered on 9 December 1916 from William Denny and Brothers, Dumbarton, as part of the 10th order of the 196-1917 Naval Programme.


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HMS Walker

Its keel was laid down on 26 March 1917 and the ship was laid into the waters on 29 November.


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HMS Walker

The ship was completed on 12 February 1918, when it was equipped as a minelayer.


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HMS Walker

[1] Service HMS Walker served at the end of World War I and after the coming of peace it served on Baltic sailings fighting the Bolsheviks.


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HMS Walker

The ship belonged to the 1921 Atlantic Fleet 1.


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HMS Walker

Destroyer Squadron.


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HMS Walker

From 15 to 22 June 1926, the ship visited Helsinki with the Naval Detachment.


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HMS Walker

It was placed after 1930 in reserve.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

[1] The ship returned to service in August 1939 in connection with the mobilization of reserve fleets.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

It was involved in a reserve fleet review held by King George VI at Weymouth Bay, from where it moved to Plymouth to be resupplied for war.


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HMS Walker

[1] The ship was joined in early September at Plymouth by 11.


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HMS Walker

Destroyer squadron to protect convoys as well as anti-submarine duties in the Channel area.


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HMS Walker

On 9 September, the ship sheltered Convoy OB2 with HMS Vanquisher and HMS Winchelsea.


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HMS Walker

On her way home the next day, the ship collided with HMS Vanquisher, suffering severe damage.


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HMS Walker

It was taken into Devonport Dockyard on 14 September for repairs, from where it returned to service at the end of the year.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

[1] 1940, on 13 January 1940, HMS Walker sheltered convoy HG15F coming to Liverpool with HMS Broke, HMS Keppel and HMS Enchantress.


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HMS Walker

On 19 January, the ship separated from the convoy.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

It continued to protect convoys under the Western Route.


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HMS Walker

[1] On 25 March, the ship joined Convoy OG23 which voyaged to Gibraltar with HMS Campbell, HMS Volunteer and HMS Wanderer.


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HMS Walker

It separated from the convoy the following day as two ships of the French Navy relieved her local protection mission, after which the ship joined Liverpool-bound convoy HG23 on 27 March.


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HMS Walker

The ship separated from the convoy on 30 March at Liverpool.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

[1] On 8 April, the ship was transferred to the Home Navy following the German invasion of Norway.


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HMS Walker

It sheltered the Allied landings fleet to the Norwegian coast.


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HMS Walker

The next day, the ship suffered damage in an air attack while protecting the convoy.


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HMS Walker

On 30 April, the ship participated in the evacuations of Andalsnes and Molde, during which it came under air attack on several occasions.


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HMS Walker

The ship transported troops from countries to the cruiser HMS Sheffield in conjunction with HMS Westcott.


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HMS Walker

[1] On 1 May, the ship provided further cover for evacuation at Andalsnes as air raids accelerated, after which it continued to support ground forces as well as providing cover for convoys in the area.


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HMS Walker

On 28 May, the ship, along with HMS Beagle, HMS Fame and HMS Havelock, shelled targets on the shores of Rombak Fjord during the Battles of Narvik.


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HMS Walker

On 8 June, HMS Walker sheltered the last evacuation convoy from Harstad.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

[1] On 2 July, the ship made an inconclusive attack on the German Navy submarine U-47, which sank the RMS Andora Star.


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HMS Walker

Upon returning to port, the ship was transferred to the shipyard, from where it returned to service under the Western Route in October.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

[1] 1941 HMS Walker was attached in February 1941 to 5.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

To the escort group as a lead ship.


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HMS Walker

Other ships of the group stationed at Liverpool included HMS Vanoc, HMS Volunteer and HMS Caldwell.


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HMS Walker

[1] In March, the ship sheltered Convoy HX112 with her group.


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HMS Walker

On 17 March, it hunted with HMS Vanoc for submarine U-100, which was forced to surface to be submerged.


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HMS Walker

After slightly scuttling, a U-99 was detected, which was sunk with depth charge bombs.


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HMS Walker

[1] 1942 HMS Walker joined on 12 January 1942 at the Clyde with her group as a local escort for Convoy WS15.


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HMS Walker

On 15 February, the group separated from the convoy, returning to the Clyde, where on 17 February it joined Convoy WS16 as a local escort.


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HMS Walker

HMS Walker, HMS Witherington and HMS Verity continued with the convoy on 21 February as other Home Fleet ships sheltered the heavy warships voyage to Gibraltar.


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HMS Walker

The following day, HMS Walker and two other Home Fleet destroyers separated from the convoy with HMS Newcastle and HMS Paladin, which had protected it, receiving a protective mission.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

[1] The ship continued to protect convoys under the Western Route until it was ordered to be converted to a long-range escort at the end of the year.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

[1] 1943 HMS Walker was transferred in early 1943 to the Thames Dockyard for modification work.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

The ship began test runs in the harbour in May as well as off it.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

In June, it was under training.


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HMS Walker

The ship was transferred in July upon completion of training to the 4th


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

To escort group to protect Atlantic convoys.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

[1] 1944 HMS Walker was transferred in January 1944 to the Home Fleet to protect convoys in the Arctic Ocean.


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HMS Walker

The ship joined Convoy JW57 in February with HMS Beagle, HMS Boadicea, HMS Keppel and four Flower-class corvettes.


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HMS Walker

On 28 February, the Protection Division separated from the unharmed convoy after reaching the Kola Peninsula.


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HMS Walker

On 2 March, the ship joined the near-protection of returning Convoy RA57 with the same detachment.


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HMS Walker

On 4 March, the convoy came under submarine attack.


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HMS Walker

On 10 March, the Protection Division separated from the convoy after it reached Loch Ewe.


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HMS Walker

[1] On 29 March, the ship joined the 2nd Escort Group ships HMS Starling, HMS Magpie, HMS Wild Goose, HMS Wren and HMS Whimprel, as well as HMS Beagle, HMS Boadicea and HMS Keppel in Convoy JW58.


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HMS Walker

On 4 April, the convoy arrived at the Kola Peninsula after several air and submarine attacks.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

[1] On 7 April, the ship joined returning convoy RA58 with HMS Beagle, HMS Boadicea, HMS Inconstant, HMS Keppel, HMS Venus, HMS Westcott, HMS Whitehall and HMS Wrestler.


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HMS Walker

On 12 April, the Protection Division separated from the convoy without combat contact with the enemy before arriving at Loch Ewe.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

[1] On 20 April, the ship departed for the Kola Peninsula with the cruiser HMS Diadem, the convoy support ships HMS Activity and HMS Fencer, 15 Home Fleet destroyers and three Canadian Navy frigates to protect the merchant ship Nea Hella and assemble ships and crews from Russian ports.


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HMS Walker

On 23 April, the detachment arrived at the Kola Peninsula without Nea Hella, who had been forced to return to the homeland due to technical problems.


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HMS Walker

[1] Thirteen US Navy sailors boarded HMS Walker on 28 April for transport to the British Isles.


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HMS Walker

The ship joined returning convoy RA59 with HMS Diadem, HMS Fencer and the ships that had been their cover.


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HMS Walker

[1] The ship was ordered in May to support the Normandy landings.


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HMS Walker

On 3 May, it separated from Convoy RA59 after being ravaged by constant submarine attacks and a storm for two days.


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HMS Walker

Upon reaching port, the ship prepared to join escort group 137, formed by corvettes HMS Honeysuckle and French Navy La Nantaise, as well as the trawler HMS Lincolnshire.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

[1] In early June, the ship moved to Milford Haven to provide cover for Convoy E2B2Z, 32 ships of which it sheltered on 4 June, assisted by a group of 144 escort groups and two trawlers, to the mustering point of the Western Landing Force.


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HMS Walker

On 8 June, the convoy reached the bridgehead, after which the detachment returned to Milford Haven.


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HMS Walker

From 10 June, the ship sheltered replenishment convoys at the American bridgehead until relieved of the operation to continue protecting Atlantic convoys.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

[1] The ship was transferred in October with her group to protect convoys in the Arctic Ocean.


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HMS Walker

On 20 October, it joined Convoy JW61 as close protection with HMS Lapwing, HMS Lark and three Flower-class corvettes.


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HMS Walker

Hedging separated on 28 October from the convoy after reaching the Kola Peninsula.


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HMS Walker

[1] With the same protection section, the ship joined Convoy RA61 on 2 November, from which it separated on 9 November at Loch Ewe.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

In December, the ship returned to the Northwest Route as cover for convoys.


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HMS Walker

On 30 December, the ship joined Convoy JW63 with HMS Keppel, HMS Westcott and the sloups of the 8th Escort Group.


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HMS Walker

[1] 1945 HMS Walker separated on 8 January 1945 with a shelter from a convoy after reaching Kola event after a poor voyage.


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HMS Walker

The ship, along with the same destroyers, sheltered convoy RA63, returning from on 11 January, from which it separated on 23 January after reaching the Clyde.


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HMS Walker

[1] The ship returned in February to protect Atlantic convoys and in March it was in home waters as cover for convoys as well as maritime surveillance duties.


Question: Where was HMS Walker completed?

HMS Walker

[1] After the end of the European war effort, the ship was withdrawn from service.


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HMS Walker

It was transferred to the reserve placed on the removal list.


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HMS Walker

The ship was sold in 1946 to BISCO and was towed on 15 March to Troon for scrapping.


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HMS Walker

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Question: How large is the surface area of Fire Water?

Fire water

Palovesi [1], or sometimes also Palovesi—Jäminginselkä [2], is a lake in Ruovesi, Pirkanmaa.


Question: How large is the surface area of Fire Water?

Fire water

It is the 89th largest lake in Finland.


Question: How large is the surface area of Fire Water?

Fire water

If you interpret the lake basins of Ruovesi, Vaskivesi—Visuvesi, Palovesi—Jäminginselä and Tarjannevesi as one large Iso-Offerannevesi, it gives an area of 210 square kilometres.


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Fire water

Iso-Tarjannevesi would be the 18th largest lake in Finland in that area.


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Fire water

[2] [1] [3] [4] Geographical information The water levels of Lake Palovesi and Jäminginselä lake parts are at the same height, but below Palovesi Vankavesi in Näsijärvi is 60 centimetres lower and Ruovesi above Jäminginselä is 10 centimeters higher.


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Fire water

Therefore, the parts of the lake form their own lake, which, however, is very labyrinthine due to its headlands, islands and bays.


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Fire water

[1] Various parts of the lake have received different designations in the mouth of the people.


Question: How large is the surface area of Fire Water?

Fire water

According to the Finnish Environment Agency, the border between Palovesi and Jäminginselkki lake parts is in Jäminginvuolte, which is between two headlands in Loposperä.


Question: How large is the surface area of Fire Water?

Fire water

This article adheres to this division.


Question: How large is the surface area of Fire Water?

Fire water

[1] The fire water in its entirety is 15 kilometres long and 9.5 kilometres wide [1].


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Fire water

It has a total area of 4272 hectares, or 42.7 square kilometers.


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Fire water

It belongs to Jäminginselä 40% and Palovede 60%.


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Fire water

The total length of the shoreline of the lake including the shoreline of the islands is 202 km, of which Palovede belongs to 70%.


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Fire water

There are 123 islands in Palovesi in total, but the number of islands in Jäminginselä has not been reported.


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Fire water

The total volume of the lake is 405 million cubic meters, or 0.405 cubic kilometers, of which Palovete belongs 60%.


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Fire water

The average depths of the lakes are almost the same.


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Fire water

[2] [1] [3] [5] Jäminginselkä Jäminginselkä (lake number 35.322.1.001) covers an area of 1724 hectares or 17.2 square kilometres.


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Fire water

It is 7.9 kilometers long and 7.9 kilometers wide.


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Fire water

In Kautu, Ruhalanselkä and Rajalahdenselkä starting from Kautunvuolte are the other end of it.


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Fire water

In Miestamon Strait, they are connected to a large lake back called Jäminginselä.


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Fire water

Clearly noticeable bays protrude from it in different directions, such as Lehriönlahti, Paarlamminlahti, Majalahti and Pekkalanlahti.


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Fire water

The lake part soon ends in Jäminginvuolde.


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Fire water

The number of islands in Järvenosa has not been reported, but large islands include Jäminkisaari (14 ha, measured on the map) and Palosaari (10 ha).


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Fire water

[2] [1] The lake part has a volume of 161 million cubic metres, or 0.161 cubic kilometers, and has an average depth of 9.3 metres.


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Fire water

The lake back of Jäminginselä is mainly more than 20 metres deep.


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Fire water

It has several draughts reaching a depth of 30 metres and up to more than 40 metres.


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Fire water

The same is observed in Ruhalanselä, where one point is 48 metres deep.


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Fire water

The maximum depth of 52 meters is located immediately on the lunch side of Miestamonsalmi.


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Fire water

The length of the lake's shoreline is 61 kilometers and its shores are forest land and some arable land.


Question: How large is the surface area of Fire Water?

Fire water

[2] [1] [6] [2] [7] [8] Palovesi Palovesi Palovesi (lake number 35.321.1.001) covers an area of 2548 hectares or 25.5 square kilometres.


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Fire water

It is 9.9 miles long and 8.2 miles wide.


Question: How large is the surface area of Fire Water?

Fire water

The structure of the fire water is more insular and broken.


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Ketuvuori and Velho Mountain are hills more than four kilometres long at the end of the cape.


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The headland in question divides Palovesi into northern and southern part.


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The northern part is broken and lacks a larger lake back.


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Small areas of open water form Rataselkä immediately under Jäminginvuolte and Riekonselkä at the western end of the northern part.


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The southern part opens the large lake Ohrionselkä, with Ruurakkolahti at the northeast end and Kekkoslahti in the southeast.


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The lake part becomes archipelago again near Muroleenkoski.


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[2] [1] The lake part of Palwater has been calculated to have 123 islands.


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Their combined area is 245 hectares, which is about 8.8% of the total area of the lake.


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Thirty-two of the islands are over an acre, 79 are over aria and the remaining 12 are less than the size of an aria.


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Large Palovesi islands include Kärkisaari, Jaakonsaari, Hirsisaari, Haukkasaari, Lehtisaari, Salonsaari (27 ha, measured on the map), Möyrysaari and Niinisaari.


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[2] The lake has been created and depth maps have been published.


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The volume of the lake is 245 million cubic meters, or 0.245 cubic kilometers.


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It has an average depth of 9.6 meters.


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There are a couple of depths of more than 20 metres on the track, one 28 metres and the other 35 metres deep.


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The longitudinal direction of the riekkosback is followed by a long period of deepening, with 35 metres deep in places.


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Off Wizard Mountain there is a vast vast deep over 30 metres deep.


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Several points deeper than 40 metres have been found in it, including one reaching a depth of 48 metres.


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Also Ohrionselä has a wide area over 20 metres deep with many draught roads.


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There are several points more than 50 metres deep in front of the mouth of the Gulf of Kekko and one reaches a depth of 61 metres.


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[2] [9] The length of the lake's shoreline is 141 km, of which the total length of the islands' shoreline is 52 km.


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Its shores are mostly forested land and, to a small extent, arable land.


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[2] [1] [6] Settlement near the shores of the lake the settlement is mainly sparsely populated, but in some places it is concentrated in villages or corner municipalities.


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In Jäminginselä, Jäminginpohja agglomeration, Ruhala, Päminki and Loposperä and Palovesi Riekkolanperä, Siikalahti, Hammonperä, Juurakonperä and Kekkonen.


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The northwestern shores of the lake are followed by sub-regional road 337 and connecting road 14278, crossing Kautonvuolte, and the northeastern shores are followed by Interstate Route 66 and from where it branches southwest to Murole following the eastern shores of the lake.


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Continuing northwest from Murole over the Murole Canal, connecting road 3382, which concurs at Karjula with sub-regional road 337 from Kuru.


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[1] Recreation Tampere—Virtai shipping route Poet's road passes through Palovesi.


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Water levels, ice observations and flows in the registers of the Finnish Environment Agency contain records of water levels in the lake since 1863.


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The middle water height of the lake has been 96.03 meters mpy (N60).


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The average annual variation in water levels has been 0.94 meters.


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At its highest, the water has been 97.62 metres (N60) in June 1899 and at its lowest 95.21 metres (N60) in April 1909, so the extreme variation in surface heights has been 2.41 metres.


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[3] Ice observations have been recorded starting in 1884 from Hokkasperä Bay.


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The earliest icing has been 27.10 1968 and the late 25th January 1925.


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The earliest ice departure has been 18.4 1921 and late 25.5 1909.


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[3] Flow observations have been recorded in connection with the Murolekoske, or Murole Canal, since 1863.


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According to them, the average current (MQ) has been 53 cubic feet per second (m³/s).


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Annual overflow averages, or mean overflow (MHQ), is 118 m³/s and 21 m³/s (MNQ).


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Extreme currents have occurred in June 1899, when it was 269 m³/s (HQ), and April 1909, when 1.6 m³/s (NQ) was measured.


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[3] Water system relations The lake is located in the Kokemäenjoki river basin (water area number 35) in the Palovesi Region (35.3) of the Näsijärven—Ruovesi Region (35.3), of which the lake belongs to the Palovesi neighbourhood (35.321) and the Jäminginselän—Ruhalanselä region (35.322).


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The water level elevation of the lake is 96.0 meters mpy.


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[1] [3] [5] The lake receives most of its water through Ruovesi, which becomes the waters of a catchment area of 5769 square kilometres.


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The waters of the Paarlammi catchment area (35.324) fall on the northern shore of Jäminginselä and the Pärjänoja catchment area (35.325), Myllyoja catchment area (35.326) and Isojärvi catchment area (35.327) fall on its eastern shore.


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The Nenos-Kieringa catchment area (35.323) falls on the northern shore of Palovesi and the Tarvonojan—Myllyoja catchment area (35.328) and the Rikalanjärven—Jouttenus catchment area (35.329) descends to its southeastern shore.


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[3] [5] Directly or indirectly in the Jäminginselän—Ruhalanselä region counts four lakes larger than hectares, namely Koukkulammi (5 ha), Utukkalammi and Nahkurinlammi, Lehriönjärvi (57 ha) and Mäyrälammi (1 ha) on the northern shore of the lake and Ullikkajärvi on its southern shore (18 ha).


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Similarly, 18 lakes or ponds count in Palovesi's neighbourhood, the most notable of which are: Pihlajajärvi (7 ha), Pahalammi (1 ha), Sammakkolammi, Pajajärvi, Iso Kivijärvi (15 ha), Pikku Kivijärvi (3 ha) and Hakajärvi (2 ha). ha), then to the western shore of Palovesi Valkeajärvi (7 ha), Hammonjärvi (8 ha), Pikikalhdella Hammonjärvi (1 ha), Iso Kantojärvi (4 ha) and Lehmusjärvi (7 ha), Siikalhdella Urtinlahti to Urtinlahti Urtinlammi, Kolunjärvi (8 ha), Särkijärvi (12 ha), Ahvenjärvi (8 ha) and Hakojärvi (8 ha) 3 ha), to the southwestern shore of Fire Lake Sarvananjärvi (29 ha), Kompanjärvi (4 ha) in the eastern part of Juurakkolahti and Armasjärvi (12 ha) in front of the Murole canal.


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[1] [3] [5] The lake goes down through Murolekoski to Vanhanaselkä from Näsijärvi.


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[1] See also List of 100 largest lakes in Finland Sources Category:Lakes of Ruovesi Category:Palovesi region


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The town has a population of [1].


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The town is bilingual; percent of the inhabitants are Finnish-speaking, percent are Swedish-speaking, and percent are other speakers.


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As recently as the 1960s, the majority of the town's inhabitants were Swedish-speaking; according to the 1960 census, 54.7% of the Porvooans spoke Swedish as their native language.


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[2] The neighbouring municipalities of Porvoo are Askola, Loviisa, Myrskylä, Pornainen and Sipoo.


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Porvoo was a member of the Eastern Football League.


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Since 1923, Porvoo has been the episcopal seat of the Swedish-speaking Diocese of Porvoo (Borgå stift) of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Finland.


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Björn Vikström has served as bishop since the beginning of 2010.


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History Porvoonjokivarsi is an ancient settlement where prehistoric discoveries have been made until the end of the Stone Age.


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The mouth of the river served as a trading post.


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[3] Porvoonjoki was originally a trade route for the Hämäläs and its original name may have been Kukinjoki.


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It has been hypothesized that the name dates back to the Frisian name kugg (cf.


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Koggi) which thus would correspond to other coastal similar trading posts.


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[4] The early centre of Porvoo was Saxala, meaning a village for the Germans whose name stemmed from the German merchants who visited the site.


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[5] Based on the nomenclature, the area has had a relatively robust Finnish settlement during the Iron Age.


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Porvoonjoki served as a route for Hämäläinen to the sea and there have been inhabited inter alia


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The villages of Kallola, Teisala, Vessilä, Finby, Kiiala and Hattula.


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[6] The village of Hattula (later Strömsberg) also takes its name from an inland eponymous keeper in Häme.


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In the northern part of the keeper of Porvoo was located the village of Finns (later Karlsby) where the premises of Vilppula, Klemola, Airola, Pietilä, Peltola and Sihvola are known to have been located.


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A Finnish settlement has also been located in the keeper of Pernaya now called Forsby.


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[5] In addition to the Hämäläs, place names indicate that Finns proper sailed to the region early on.


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Porvoo have been inhabited especially from the western part of Southwest Finland e.g.


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Population originated from Nousiais and Lemu.


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[6] The Swedish settlement in the Porvoo region originated in the late 13th and 14th century.


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With the arrival from Sweden, the emigration was from above.


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People were transported to the Porvoo region in robust ships from many areas of the Svea Empire such as Uplann, Småland, Gästrikland and Hälsingland.


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The colonists received aid from the Swedish king, seed grain and small cattle, as well as a four-year tax exemption.


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The colonization of Eastern Uusimaa by Swedes probably began with one large population transfer to the Porvoo region, from where they spread out across the region.


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[5] The keeper of Porvoo is first mentioned in historical sources in 1351.


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[5] In the earliest times, the keeper also included the present Askola, Pornainen and Pukkila.


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Six cities were founded in Finland during the Middle Ages, of which Porvoo was one.


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Town rights it I got around the year 1380.


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Porvoo was named after the Swedish name Borgå of the fortress of Iso Linnanmäki, which was located near Porvoonjoki (borg = castle, å = river).


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[7] The city is said to be the second oldest in Finland.


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[8] However, the same name is also used for Ulvila, [9] which received city rights in 1347 but lost them to Pori in 1558.


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[10] The first information about the bridge crossing Porvoonjoki is from 1421.


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The town was destroyed by Danish pirates in the early 16th century.


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[7] In 1550, Gustav Vasa decreed that burghers living in the city must move to the newly created Helsinki.


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[3] At the end of the 16th century, Porvoo was burned twice by Russians during the Nordic Five Thirty Years' War.


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During the century, the town was abolished on two occasions


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[7] In 1602, Porvoo was given final urban rights, which stimulated trade with Rääveli, Tallinn, among others, when the entire fur trade in Häme was carried out through Porvoo.


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Until 1620, Porvoo was the centre of the Porvoo Castle Voice.


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The county extended from På to Espoo.


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[3] [7] In the early 18th century, during the Isonviha period, the Russians burned Porvoo to the ground.


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In the 1750s, Porvoo was one of the largest cities in Finland, numbering about 1500 inhabitants.


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The city had grown as Vyborg, lost to Russia in the war, had a bishop seat and a high school been transferred to the city.


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Established in connection with Borgå Gymnasium, the library is the oldest public library in Finland and also has significant value as a scientific library.


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In June 1760, a fire began in one of the Vuorkatu houses, destroying 2/3 of the buildings in the town.


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The fire was caused by the cooking of fish.


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The present houses in Old Porvoo were built after the fire to follow the old medieval town plan.


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Construction historically, the building stock of the old town, with stone buildings erected in the 1760s, is very significant.


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[7] After the Finnish War in 1809, Finland became an autonomous Grand Duchy in Russia.


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Emperor Alexander I of Russia convened the Reichstag in Porvoo, which opened in March.


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He gave his declaration of rulership at the opening ceremony in Porvoo Cathedral, and affirmed the country's old religion, constitutions and rights of the legislators.


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In his closing speech at the Riksdag on 19 July, he elevated Finland among the nations “protected by its own laws”.


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All the meeting buildings of the Reichstag and the house where the emperor and his entourage stayed still exist.


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[7] During Russian rule in the 1840s, a new district was established in Porvoo, the Empire City.


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It was the first time since the Middle Ages that the area of the city significantly increased.


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[7] In 1992, the so-called Porvoo Agreement was concluded between twelve European Anglican and Lutheran churches.


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The current City of Porvoo was established on 1 January 1997 by abolishing the then Rural Municipality of Porvoo and the City of Porvoo and the creation of a new municipality.


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Geography from Helsinki's eastern border to Porvoo city centre is about 35 kilometres away.


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The city centre is located between gravelly hills in Porvoonjokilavalley on the shores of Porvoonlahti (Kaupunselkä).


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The town is bisected by three rivers: Mustijoki, Porvoonjoki and Ilolanjoki, whose water system includes Viksberginjärvi and Veckjärvi.


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There are rocky or moraine-covered hill soils around the clay-based, cultivated river valley.


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The eastern part of the town contains the long Tirmo peninsula, with several backs on the south and west sides: Stensbölenselkä, Orrbynselkä, Äggspienselkä, Svartbäckinselkä and Esthamninselkä.


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There is also a broken water area comprising large islands and archipelagos.


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The largest islands are Kråkö separated from the mainland by narrow straits, Vessölandet and Emäsalo, nearly 15 kilometres long, and the Pelling archipelago consisting of hundreds of islands.


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To the south-west of the city, on the other hand, is the fragmented Onas archipel


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[3] The largest islands in the Porvoo region are Vessöö [11], Emäsalo, Suur-Pellinki, Kråkö, Hakasalo, Onas and Pirttisaari.


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The cityscape and sights of Porvoo's medieval city plan is reminiscent of the labyrinthine alleyways, wooden houses and waterfront fences in Old Porvoo.


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The current wooden buildings are from the 18th and 19th centuries.


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On the riverside, the landscape is dominated by a steep-roofed Gothic cathedral, which took its present form in the 15th century.


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On the same site there was already a wooden church with stone scum in the 13th century, a small greystone church in the 14th century.


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The church now known as Porvoo Cathedral in the Old Town of Porvoo was on the medieval Kuninkaantie.


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It is surrounded by a large wooden house town, Old Porvoo.


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The new centre of Porvoo was built south of the old town in the 19th century in Empire style according to the checkerboard plan drawn up by Carl Ludvig Engel in 1832.


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It was partially demolished to make way for modern commercial buildings in the 1960s.


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Newer neighborhoods have apartment buildings, but the cityscape is dominated by small-house areas.


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Green areas found in the centre include the City Park, and Runeberginpuisto, at the mouth of the Porvoonjoki River, is located the Ruskis Nature Reserve.


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[3] Porvoo's attractions include Old Porvoo, Porvoo Cathedral and Runeberg Home Museum.


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Tourists are also attracted to the city by restaurants, cafes, archipelago and boating.


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The town is home to a wealth of historic mansions.


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[3] In 2012 there were more than 3700 summer cottages in Porvoo.


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[12] Porvoo is also a meeting tourist town.


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In 2012, the cultural and convention center Art Factory was opened.


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[13] Museums in Porvoo include: Albert Edelfelt's atelier museum, Hörbergsgården, home of J. L. Runeberg, Outboard museum Outboard museum, Porvoo doll and toy museum, Postimäki open-air museum, Walter Runeberg sculpture collection, and Porvoo Museum Holm House and Old Town Hall.


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[14] The following galleries are located in Porvoo: Colmio Slow House, Galleria Sofia, Galleria ArtMarina, Galleria Vanha Kappalaisentalo, Culture Hall Grand (theatre and concert hall, banquet and conference rooms), Noark Miniature Model World, Sirkka Turkik - Art Park, Staffas Manor garden gallery, Porvoo Kunsthalle, Yrjö A. Jänti Art Collection and Art Lending Company Konsta and Art magazine Art.


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[15] The official boroughs and suburbs of the city of Porvoo are Hornhattula, Joonaanmäki (Jonasbacken), Jernböle, Käushaka (Stadshagen), Keskus (Centrum), Södra Vårberga (Södra Vårberga), Norra Vårberga (Norra Vårberga) (Kvarnbacken), Näsi (Näse), Pappilanmäki (Prästgårdsbacken), Skaftkärr, Suistola and Old Porvoo (Gamla Borgå).


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[16] There are other areas in Porvoo that are generally perceived as their own neighbourhoods or suburbs.


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These are Hamari (Hammars), Aunela (Ånäs), Eestinmäki (Estbacka), Gammelbacka, Huhtinen (Huktis), Katajamäki (Ensbacka), Spring Kumpu (Vårberga), Kokonniemi (Uddas), King's Gate (Kungsporten), Parsonanpelto, Peiiipelto Pepot (Pepot), Tarkkinen (Tarkis) and Tarmola (Östermalm).


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[17] Writer Erkki Vala's grandfather was an illustrious Porvoo cantor named after Vadenströminkuja in Pappilanmäki.


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[18] An integral part of the city of Porvoo is the so-called National Urban Park, which comprises 25 different points.


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They are important culturally historically but also in terms of biodiversity.


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The area includes 1122 hectares of land area and 1030 hectares of water areas.


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[19] Villages Official cadastral villages located in Porvoo city area are Ali-Vekkonki (Söderveckoski), Anttila (Andersböle), Baggböle, Bengtsby (Pentinkylä), Bjurböle, Boe (Häihä), Bosgård, Brattnäs, Eerola (Eriksdal), Eestinmäki (Estbacka), Emäsalo (Emsalö), Epoo (Ebbo), Fagersta, Gammelbacka, Grännäs, Gäddrag, Haikkoo (Haiko), Henttala, Hinthaara (Hindhår), Hommanäs, Huhtinen, Hummelsund, Ilola (Illby), Jakari (Jackarby), Järnböle, Kaarendrag (Karsby), Kalax (Kaalahti), Kallola, Karola, Karleby (Kaarlenkylä), Kerkkoo (Kerko), Kiiala (Kiala), Kilpilahti (Sköldvik), Klemetti (Klemetsby), Kortisbacka, Krepelby, Kroksnäs, Kråkö, Kulloo (Kullo), Kurböle, Kuris, Londböle, Mickelsböle, Munkkala (Munkby), Mustijoki (Svartså), Myllykylä (Molnby), Norike, Nygård, Onas, Orrby (Orrenkylä), Pappilanmäki (Prästgårdsbacken), Peippola (Pepot), Pellinki (Pellinge), Piirlahti (Pirlax) , Ramsholmen, Renum, Saksala (Saxby), Sannainen (Sannäs), Seitlahti (Seitlax), Sikilä (Siggböle), Skavarböle, Sondby, Stensböle, Sundö (Suni), Suomenkylä (Finnby), Svartbäck, Tamminiemi (Eknäs), Tarkkinen (Tarkis), Teissala (Teisala), Tolkkinen (Tolkis), Tirmo (Tirmoo), Treksilä (Drägsby), Tuorila ( Torasbacka), Tyysteri (Tjusterby), Vaarlahti (Varlax), Vanhamoisio (Gammelgård), Veckjärvi (Vekjärvi), Virtaala (Strömsberg), Virvik, Voolahti (Vålax), Västermunkby, Ylikke, Yli-Vekkoki (Norrveckoski), Åby and Æminsby.


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[16] Names in italics are the unofficial Finnish names of villages [20], but whose Swedish names are the most common.


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Some village names also appear in the list of boroughs [16].


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There are also other areas in Porvoo that are also commonly perceived as their own sparsely populated villages or agglomerations: Hakasalo (Haxalö), Hamari (Hammars), Haksa (Hax), Fiskarbyn (Fiskarbyn), Kankaanmäki, Lehtimäki (Lövkulla), Lehtihamari (Lövhammars), Linnanpekki (Linnanbäck), Forest Village, Mörtnäs, Nyby, Pirttisaari (Pörtö), Pitkämeadow, Rita, Söderby, Tolkkinen (Tolkis).


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Conurbations At the end of 2017, Porvoo had 50,159 inhabitants, of whom 41,756 lived in built-up areas, 7,812 in sparsely populated areas and the coordinates of the place of residence of 591 inhabitants were unknown.


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The agglomeration rate is calculated from residents whose coordinates of residence are known; the built-up rate in Porvoo is 84.2%.


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Porvoo

[21] The agglomeration population of Porvoo is divided between nine different agglomerations: [22] The city centre area is shown in bold.


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Porvoo

Nature in Porvoo has six of the 105 Natura 2000 areas located within the domain of the Uusimaa Agency for Economic Development, Transport and the Environment [23]: Box marshes, Emäsalo marshes, Pernaya Gulf and Pernaya archipelago, Porvoonjoki estuary - Stensböle, Söderskär and Långören archipelago and The old forest of Tungtrast.


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[24] Box marshes also extend to Sipo Municipality and the Pernaya Gulf and Pernaya Archipelago Maritime Reserve to Loviisa, Ruotsinpyhänä and Pernaya.


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Nature reserves have been established in Porvoo since 1930.


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The first established area was Söderskär (1930) and the second was Tunnholmen (1932).


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In the post-World War II period, Ruskis (1945), Mjåviken (1948), Telegrafberget (1961), Långgören (1970), Gåsholmen-Sandö (1972), Klobbudden (1973), Stora Fårholmen (1982), Kurmalmen (1984), Hasselholmen (1986, 1994), Sikosaari (1990), was founded Ekbacka (1991), Stensböle I (1992) , Stormossen I (1993) and Stensböle II (1994).


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Since Finland joined the European Union, the pace of establishment of the regions has accelerated.


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Porvoo

During the membership, Stensböle III (1996), Stensböle IV (1996), Stensböle V (1998), Stormossen II (1998), Stensböle VI (1999), Stormossen III (1999), Stensböle VII (1999), Stormossen IV (1999), Bjurmossaträsket (2004), Piparviksmossen I (2004), Piparviksmossen II (2004), Sommarträsket (2005), Stor-Pellinge yttre hällar (2005), Stensböle cliffs (2007), Venjärvi forest (2008), Lövsta (2008), Small Gulf of Pernaya (2008), Dalgård (2008), Fågelmossen (2008), Tungträst forest (2008), Kalax Stormossen (2009)), Fågelmossen (2009), Stensbölefjärden (2009) and Nietoonforest (2010).


Question: What is the area of Porvoo?

Porvoo

regime distribution of seats and voter turnout in municipal electionsplace voting- activityRKPSDPkok.skdl vas.Kesk.skl Kdvihr.Other1976151384—12a75.0 %198014159111276.5 %1984161582—2—72.4 %1988161491—111b68.1 %199151582—72.4 %1988161491—111b68.1 %199151582—72.4 81—13 to 68.9 %1996201581214—61.5 %2000171691215—59.6 %20041815823—5— 61,4 %20081614812—55c64,2 %20121612912146c59,4 %a Liberal People's Party b Joint List of Communists and Democrats [25] c Basic FinnsSources: Statistics Finland [26], Ministry of Justice [27] Jukka-Pekka Ujula has been Mayor of Porvoo since 2009.


Question: What is the area of Porvoo?

Porvoo

[28] The Board of Governors, the Town Board, the boards and the officiating organisation are responsible for the finances and the organisation of the city services.


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The council holds its meetings at Porvoo City Hall and they are public and open to the public.


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[29] Economy In 2011, there were 20312 jobs in Porvoo, divided as follows: primary production 1,6%, processing 32,5% and services 64,7%.


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Porvoo

In December 2012, Porvoo's unemployment rate was 8.4 per cent, compared with an average of 10.7 per cent in the rest of the country.


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At that time there were 3389 corporate locations in the city.


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[12] According to Statistics Finland, more enterprises have been established in Porvoo between 2009 and 2013 than closed, the number of enterprises has increased by around 140 pieces each year.


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[13] According to the Vitality Survey of Eastern Uusimaa in 2013, a few large companies and a few medium-sized enterprises operated in the Porvoo region, but the majority (86%) were undertakings of less than five people.


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[13] In 2014, the largest employers in Porvoo were Neste (2000 jobs in Porvoo), Borealis Polymers (962), Ensto (430), Norpe (414), Varuboden-Osla (300) and Bilfinger Industrial Services Finland (299).


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[13] The Satakuntaliitto Satammeter annually measures the competitiveness of Finnish sub-regions.


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In 2012, Porvoo Sub-region ranked number one.


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In 2013, 70 sub-regions were included, assessed by six factors: labour productivity, employment rate, innovativeness, educational attainment, business dynamics and industrial power.


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Porvoo

The Porvoo sub-region finished fourth in comparison, after Vaasa, Helsinki and Tampere.


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The region's labour productivity and industrial intensity were the highest in Finland, but employment rates and educational attainment were also at the highest levels.


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[30] Transport Road transport Porvoo is served by national road 7 (via Helsinki and Kotka to Vaalimaa) and road 55 (to Mäntsälä and Hyvinkää).


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In addition, Porvoo passes through sub-regional road 170 (Helsinki and Loviisa, former highway 7) and six connecting roads: connecting road 1531 (Sipoonen), connecting road 1543 (Tolkkisi), connecting road 1552 (to Epoose), connecting road 1571 (Pernajan to Isnäs), connecting road 1601 (Kerkkoonen) and connecting road 1605 (to Myrslää).


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Porvoo

In addition to the former highway, Mannerheiminkatu, there is another main thoroughfare in Porvoo, Aleksanterinkatu.


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Porvoo is located in Porvoo, Finland's largest port, Kilpilahti, namely Sköldvik [31] and the port of Tolkkinen.


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[13] In Porvoonjoki, on the eastern bank of the river right in the centre of the city, the guest marina.


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Also in Hamar is the option reserved for visiting boats to anchor in the breakwater.


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[32] Other traffic The commercial passenger traffic on the Porvoo line has been discontinued.


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The initial part of the track to the Olli switchboard is used by freight traffic and the remainder has been made into the Porvoo Museum Railway.


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[33] Porvoo is the largest city in Finland without passenger transport by rail.


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A second airport in the Helsinki region is planned for Porvoo Backas, which would serve freight and small airline traffic.


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[34] Population trend The table below illustrates the evolution of the population of Porvoo between 1815 and 1939.


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The rural municipality of Porvoo is not included in these figures.


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Year1815 [35] 1840 [35] 1850 [35] 1860 [35] 1870 [35] 1880 [35] 1890 [35] 1900 [35] 1910 [35] 1920 [35] 1923 [35] 1923 [35] 1930 [36] 1938 [36] 1939 [36] Population2,2232,7672,9503,1883,4783,8764,2145,0355,466,46,46,46,46,46,46,46,46,424,6,2996,8217,0547,149 The following graph shows the population trend of the town every five years since 1980 since.


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Porvoo

The figures of the city and the rural municipality of Porvoo have also been summed up in the years preceding the municipal union.


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Porvoo

The population of the city has increased by more than 10,000 people since 1980, the annual growth has varied between 0.3% and 1%, on average the population has increased by 322 persons per year.


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Economic Research conducted a migration preference survey in 2012, according to which 18 per cent of Finns could think of moving to Porvoo.


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Among the 37 cities surveyed, Porvoo was ranked 11th when measuring the overall picture of cities.


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Porvoo

According to the study, Porvoo's strengths were the location and comfortable living and growing environment suitable for children.


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Porvoo

[13] Parishes According to the 2018 regional division, Porvoo has the following parishes of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland: [37] The Finnish parish of Porvoo Borgå svenska domkyrkoförsamling These parishes form the Parish Group of Porvoo ().


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Porvoo

Among the parishes of the Finnish Orthodox Church in the Porvoo region, the Helsinki Orthodox Congregation operates.


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Porvoo

[38] Services Porvoo has 12 Finnish-language and 11 Swedish-language primary schools.


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There are two middle schools for each language.


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There is also one Finnish-language unified primary school.


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Porvoo

Two secondary schools also operate in Porvoo: the Finnish-language Linnankoski High School and the Swedish-language Borgå gymnasium.


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Porvoo

[39] There are also vocational colleges and special education institutions providing primary vocational training and continuing education in the city.


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Higher education is given by universities of applied sciences Haaga-Helia and Laurea, and studies at the Open University can be completed at the Porvoo Civic College.


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[40] Porvoo has two health stations, western and eastern and Porvoo Hospital.


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Porvoo

[41] Culture Fine Arts Walter Runeberg (1838—1920) was one of the earliest sculptors in Finland whose public monuments are the statues of J. L. Runeberg in Helsinki and Porvoo, the monument of Alexander II in Helsinki and the statue of Peter Brahe in Turku.


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[7] Visual artist Albert Edelfelt (1854-1905) was born in Kiiala Manor.


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Porvoo

In his numerous paintings, he depicts the landscapes of the city of Porvoo and the village of Haikkoon.


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Porvoo

[7] Sculptor Ville Vallgren (1855-1940) was born in Porvoo, but lived much of his life in France.


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[7] Louis Sparre (1863-1964), pioneer of Finnish art industry and design, founded the Iris factory in Porvoo in 1897, which produced furniture designed by him and ceramics designed by Alfred William Finch (1854-1930).


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[7] Music After Midsummer at the turn of June and July, the annual Avanti is held at the Art Factory in Porvoo!


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Suviso music festival.


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Porvoo

Porvoo also hosts the RuneBar Music Festival, as well as the Festival of Performing Arts EPMEF (First Porvoo Musical Performance Arts Festival).


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Porvoo

Tirmo hosts Tirmo Blues Festivals during the summer.


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Porvoo

[42] Varuboden-Osla has organised a music event for young people in Porvoo since 2015.


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Porvoo

The festival is a continuation of the “Osla Live” event held between 2008 and 2012.


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Porvoo

[43] Porvoo Jazz festival was held for the first time in 2013.


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Porvoo

The main concerts of the event are held at the Hall of Culture Grand and subsequent jazz jams in several local restaurants.


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[44] Theatre, dance Several communities and educational institutions in Porvoo produce dance and theatre productions.


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There is no city theatre in Porvoo, so theatre activities rely on the activities of various professional and amateur theatres.


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Theatre activities are carried out in the Achilles House Porvoon Teatteri ry.


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Professional nomadic theaters include e.g.


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Theatre Music Box, by Theatre House in Suomenkylä, is a bilingual professional theatre in Eastern Uusimaa Theatre - Östra Nylands teater and Jokiteatteri.


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Porvoo

Enthusiast Theatre activities are organized by e.g.


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Porvoo

Teaterskolan för barn och unga i Borgå, Teatrikume ry and Teatteri Music Box, perform at the Art Factory and Kultturitalo Grand, among others.


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[45] Dance schools and studios in Porvoo include Art Factory Dance School, Porvoo Dance College and Danssiva Porvoo.


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Porvoo

[45] Literature The Finnish national poet Johan Ludvig Runeberg (1804—1877) lived in Porvoo from 1837 until his death.


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His home has served as a museum since 1882.


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[7] A Finnish-Swedish writer or poet has lived in the poets home since 1921.


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In Media Porvoo, the Finnish-language newspaper Uusimaa (founded 1894) and the Swedish-language newspaper Östnyland, founded in 2015 with the merger of Borgåbladet, a Porvoo newspaper, and Östra Nyland, a Loviisian newspaper.


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Porvoo

In addition to Uusimaa and Östnyland, a Finnish free distribution magazine, Itäväylä, appears in Porvoo.


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Porvoo

Earlier, the regional radio Radio Itä-Uusimaa delivery was located in Porvoo.


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Porvoo

Food A well-known Porvoo delicacy, the runeberg tart, was developed by a local pastry chef, and it is reported that J.L.


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Runeberg had them for breakfast.


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Porvoo

Fredrika, the national poet's wife, also made cupcakes for her husband using the substances that happened to be found in the cabinets: wheat and breadcrumbs, biscuit crumbs, almonds, apple jam and sugar.


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Porvoo

[46] Along with Runebergintortu, herrings with onion rings and dill were named the second Porvoo keeper dish in the 1980s.


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Porvoo

Pelling fish soup and nettle soup were chosen as keeper dishes in the rural municipality of Porvoo.


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Porvoo

[47] Well-known Porvoo sports Porvoo operates around 140 clubs and associations organising sports activities, in addition to some clubs having sections of different species.


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Porvoo

Porvoo sports clubs can enjoy around 70 different sports and the clubs have a total of over 17,000 members.


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Porvoo

[48] Clubs include: Porvoo Achilles, Achilles Bandy, Achilles Fotboll, FC Futura, Old Town Shamrocks, Porvoo Hunters, Porvoo Butchers, Porvoon Tarmo, Porvoo Athletes, Borgå Simmare - Porvoo Swimmers, Porvoo Weikot and PSS.


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Porvoo

Sports halls in Porvoo include Sports Hall located in the centre, Kokonhalli, Salibandyhalli Aurora, Estuistohall and Swimming Pool.


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Porvoo

There are two ice rinks: Kokonniemi Ice Rink and Youth Ice Hall located next to it.


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Porvoo

[49] [50] Kokonniemi is also home to Kokonniemi Ski Centre.


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Porvoo

Outdoor courts include Porvoo Central Court and Porvoo Ball Court.


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Porvoo

Friendships [51] Dalvík, Iceland Dinkelsbühl, Germany Hamar, Norway Hancock, Michigan, United States Kamień Pomorski, Poland Lund, Sweden Tyresö, Sweden Ventspils, Latvia Viborg, Denmark Viimsi, Estonia Viljandi, Estonia See also Berry bag “let's go to Porvoo”.


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Porvoo

The events of Mauri Kunnas's children's book Koiramäki Martta and Ruuneperi are set in 19th-century Porvoo.


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Porvoo measure, measuring instrument.


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List of public art works and monuments in Porvoo Sources on the topic elsewhere * Category:Key articles of screening


Question: Who played the lead in Full Metal Jacket?

Arliss Howard

Leslie Richard Howard, better known as Arliss Howard (born October 18, 1954, in Independence, Missouri, United States) is an American actor and director.


Question: Who played the lead in Full Metal Jacket?

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Career Arliss Howard made his breakthrough playing the role of Private Cowboy in the film Full Metal Jacket in 1987.


Question: Who played the lead in Full Metal Jacket?

Arliss Howard

In 1992, he starred as Maxwell in the film Ruby.


Question: Who played the lead in Full Metal Jacket?

Arliss Howard

She has also appeared in films such as Amistad, The Lost World — Jurassic Park and The Time Traveler's Wife.


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Arliss Howard

He has worked on the television series The Seer as both an actor and director.


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Arliss Howard

Howard played Kale Ingram in the television series Rubicon in 2010, but the series was discontinued after one season of production.


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[1] In 2013, she began appearing in the series True Blood.


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[2] Howard has directed the films Big Bad Love and Dawn Anna, in which his wife Debra Winger played the lead role.


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He also participated in film screenwriting.


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Howard and Winger have starred together in several plays for the American Repertory Theatre.


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Question: What does a crucifix mean?

crucifix

A crucifix (,,), or image of the Crucified, is a sculpture or image depicting the crucified Christ.


Question: What does a crucifix mean?

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The crucifix shows a corpus, that is, the body of Christ, which distinguishes it from the cross.


Question: What does a crucifix mean?

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[1] Three-dimensional sculpture crucifixes are a Western tradition and two-dimensional image crucifixes are in turn an Eastern tradition.


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The earliest crucifixes were small and were stored on the altar.


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In the later Middle Ages, a large and often multi-coloured triumph crucifix made of wood was also placed between the shell and the frame room of the church's triumph arch.


Question: What does a crucifix mean?

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[2] The crucifixes often have the letters INRI above Jesus' head.


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This is an abbreviation of the Latin text “Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaeorum” (Finnish. Jesus of Nazareth King of the Jews), which Pontius Pilate, according to the Bible, wrote on a tablet above Jesus' head (John 19:19).


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Especially in images showing a crucifix, above the head, often have the letters IC (left side) XC (right side), which are the beginning and end letters of the Greek name of Christ (iota, sigma, khi, sigma).


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Below is the Greek inscription nika (Finnish. He is victorious).


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See also Lautsi v Italy Sources Category:Christian symbols


Question: What does thiol mean?

Bank account

A bank account means a bank borrowing account.


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Bank customers deposit money into bank accounts.


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Types of bank accounts include e.g.


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deposit account, checking account and foreign exchange account.


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[1] Standard deposit accounts include a current account, i.e. a wielding account, a savings account and an accumulated deposit account.


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The current account is suitable for the management of daily finances.


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A savings account may be subject to withdrawal restrictions.


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[2] A term account is called a deposit account, from which funds can only be withdrawn when the account is due after a pre-arranged period.


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[3] Putting money into an account is called a deposit or a bet.


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Taking money from an account is called a take or withdrawal.


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Withdrawal can be made, for example, by withdrawing cash at a bank branch or at an ATM.


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You can normally pay for purchases and bills from the current account.


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Purchases can be paid by debit card or by making a wire transfer through an online bank.


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In the past, it was common to pay purchases from a checking account using a cheque.


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Wire transfer, or bank transfer, means transferring money to a bank account.


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Bank account

A wire transfer is usually made from another bank account, but it can also be paid in cash.


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[4] The Bank keeps records of transactions.


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A bank statement is given to the customer at certain intervals.


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Previously, it was common for account transactions to be entered in a bank book (savings book).


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[5] The Bank pays interest on the assets held in the account unless it is a zero-interest account.


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Bank account

The interest rate can be fixed or variable.


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In Finland, it is now common for a bank account to have an interest rate of zero per cent or just above it.


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[6] [7] In the past, interest rates were higher.


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Interest is subject to withholding tax in Finland.


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[6] Account money owed by the bank When a customer makes a deposit in the account, he lends the money to the bank.


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The balance of the bank account is owed by the bank to the customer.


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The bank records the deposit as its own funds and the corresponding amount of debt to the customer.


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The customer does not own the money in the account, but the claim from the bank.


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[8] Although money in bank accounts is only owed by banks to their customers, account money is nevertheless generally eligible for payment, including as a wire transfer or debit card fee.


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This is due to the robust trust known for banks.


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[9] From the bank's point of view, deposits made by the public in bank accounts form part of the bank's borrowing, i.e. the purchase of money.


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In addition to account deposits, banks use bonds for borrowing.


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[1] [10] Deposit protection and account expiration Funds deposited in the Account are normally covered by deposit protection.


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Deposit protection secures customer claims up to a certain limit if the bank would not be able to repay them.


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[11] If the bank account has been unused for a long time, the account holder may lose the money deposited in the account or at least the interest thereof.


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In Finland, the deposit does not expire at present, but the bank can stop paying interest after ten years of unused account.


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Previously, deposits also expired in 10 years.


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If the account was last used in 1980, the capital may not be recouped again.


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[12] [13] See also Bank accounts in Finland 1970 Account number Sources Category:Banking


Question: When have they started refining Great Dane Dogs?

doggy

The dog, or domesticated dog (Canis lupus familiaris, [1] formerly Canis familiaris [2]) is a domesticated, processed form of the wolf.


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It belongs to the class of mammals and the tribe of canine animals.


Question: When have they started refining Great Dane Dogs?

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The dog is the oldest of the animals domesticated by humans.


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In the early days of domestication, the dog has been useful as a cautionary watch as well as a waste eater.


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In the north, the dog was an effective drag aid, and when livestock breeding began it was used as a herder.


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Also in hunting, the dog will be an invaluable help.


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Even today, dogs are used for the same tasks.


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However, the dog's duties have expanded, including drug, guide, hypo, guard and rescue dogs; many tasks utilize the dog's precise sense of smell.


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Dogs bred with humans in particular are easily taught to do things at the behest of a human, and are easily motivated by tidbits, toys, or social contact.


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Many people keep dogs as pets, and the dog is the second most common domestic animal in Europe after a domesticated cat.


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In Finland, relations are the opposite and there are more dogs, 600,000 of which purebred are 450000.


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[3] The total number of dogs worldwide is about 400 million.


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[4] Hundreds of breeds have been breeded from the dog, which differ significantly in size, appearance and behaviour.


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A dog is a socially intelligent animal, and a dog that has grown up with a puppy learns quite quickly to interpret human gestures.


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People can learn to interpret dog communication.


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Dogs communicate with each other mainly through gestures, facial expressions and sounds.


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Dogs are characterized by turf behavior.


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Origin The dog has long been considered a subspecies of the wolf, as the two are capable of having reproductive offspring.


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Wolf bones have been found near the bones of human ancestors since 300,000 to 400000 years ago, meaning humans and wolves have already been hunting on the same game lands at that time.


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However, the domesticated dog differs more from other canine species than any other canine species, so it is justified to consider the dog entirely its own species.


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[5] Genetic differences between species within the canine genus are smaller than differences between different human individuals.


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[6] [7] The dog and its wild relatives are still able to breed with each other.


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The environment has never driven canine animals to the right speciation.


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Their strains are not completely isolated from each other, and slow gene exchange between strains occurs all the time.


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[5] Dog domestication apparently occurred around the same time that humans began farming the land and settlements became permanent.


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Human waste and droppings attracted various animals to the site: cockroaches, rats and wolves.


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The bravest and least human-timid wolves got the best bits of food from the intruders, causing the population to become little tame.


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At the same time, the wolf's structure changed: it no longer needed a large size and big brain to hunt big game, or large teeth to dismember prey.


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Around 14000 BCE.


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signs of changes began to appear in the structure of canine animals that lived near humans.


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[8] [9] Clear signs of domestication date back more than 10000 years, and close interaction between dog and human has already existed 40000 years ago.


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[10] Mitochondrial DNA comparison has revealed that dogs and wolves first separated from each other more than 100000 years ago.


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The studies also revealed that separate dog lines have been separated from natural canine animals on four separate occasions, which may explain the widely varied appearance and behaviour of modern dog breeds.


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If domesticated dogs had separated themselves from other canine animals in one go, the dog's intra-species genetic variations would be much smaller than they currently are.


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[11] [12] [13] Selective breeding of dogs may have been initiated in Siberia in the New Siberian archipelago around 9000 years ago.


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Fossil bones have been found there on Žhov Island, on the basis of which some kind of breeding has been started as drag dogs have been interpreted.


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[14] At one time, many authoritative scholars have considered the dog to be descended from other species of the genus “Canis”, for example Austrian ethologist Konrad Lorenz has deduced from both appearance features and character the gold jackal (C. aureus) types and descended from it.


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[15] The dog is the most modified of domestic animals and there are a considerable number of different breeds.


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The history of many breeds is known precisely and it is known how they were breeded for a specific special purpose.


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European breeds are considered to be rich in the influence of the Indian wolf.


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Greyhound and upright ear types are old dog breeds of Indian origin.


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Mastiffi-type dogs are considered to be descended from large and short-snout Tibetan wolves.


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Many small dogs, such as the spaniel, terrier and pointer types, are of European origin.


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They may originate from wolf strains domesticated in the Middle East.


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Small and old dog breeds also exist in America and China.


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All dogs differ most clearly from wolves due to their weak tooth and jaw structure.


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[16] Domestication of dogs has also been studied empirically.


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Biologist Dmitry Belyayev has managed to breed fur orchard foxes human-friendly already in the sixth generation.


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At the same time, as a side effect, the foxes' appearance became more doggy (including spotted fur, pigtail and luppy ears) and they grew up more slowly.


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[17] [18] Biology Life cycle and lifespan A newborn puppy spends its first three weeks of life eating and sleeping.


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The first important period of development for a dog is the socialization period at the age of 1—3 months.


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A dog has a childhood age of 3—6 months, and its puberty begins at the age of 7—10 months.


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It is followed by a second puberty period, and the dog is considered to adult at around 2—3 years of age.


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[19] Small breeds of dogs live older than large-sized breeds.


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One of the largest breeds, the Great Dane, only rarely lives past the age of ten, but the dachshund often lives past the age of 15.


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The reason for the difference is that large dogs age faster than small ones, and are more prone to health problems.


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[20] Structure The size and structure of dogs vary more than in any other mammal.


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However, the dog still resembles a wolf and, like it, is well adapted in structure to hunt, capture and eat prey animals.


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The male has 12 small incisors, 4 large canines, 16 intermediate teeth and 10 molars.


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Most dog breeds have a double coat of hair, but warm-climate-adapted breeds such as the basenji have lost their insulating soft underhair.


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A dog's brain and hormone-producing glands are smaller than that of a wolf.


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[21] Size Different breeds of dogs come in very different sizes.


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One of the smallest breeds is the Chihuahua, which is only 15—23 centimeters in height at the withers and 0.5—3 kilograms in weight.


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Of the largest breeds, for example, the Bernhard dog weighs 50-91 kilograms, and the Great Dane has a height of 72 to 80 centimeters at the withers.


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[22] The largest dog in the world at the withers was a Great Dane named Zeus, who died in 2014.


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It had a height at the withers of 112 centimeters and it weighed 70 pounds.


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[23] Senses The dog has inherited his exact senses from the wolf, but breeding has further sharpened the dog's senses.


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A dog's main sense is its sense of smell, which is about a million times more accurate than the human sense of smell.


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Also, dog hearing is more advanced than human hearing.


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A dog is only able to locate a sound source in a sixth of a second and can hear much higher and lower frequencies than a human.


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The dog's sense of taste is relatively poor.


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The dog's sense of touch is precise, and it has tactile hairs on the muzzle, chin, and above the eyes.


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[24] A dog distinguishes movement with his eyes more sensitively than a human.


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The reflective membrane behind the retina of its eye improves the dog's vision in low light.


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However, the near-vision of the dog is relatively poor, as it is difficult for the eye to focus on the focal length of the lens.


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The extent of the dog's field of vision varies between breeds, as in some breeds the eyes are located more on the sides of the head than others.


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For example, an English greyhound's field of view is as much as 270 degrees, but its depth vision range is narrower than that of a Boston terrier, which has a field of view of 200 degrees and eyes located more at the front of the head.


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[24] Dogs have only two different types of kill cells, which is why they are naturally red green blind.


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They have significantly more rod cells than humans, so their night vision is better than that of humans.


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[25] Reproduction Domestic dogs have a breeding period 1—3 times per year.


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The dog becomes sexually mature at about 6—12 months of age.


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[26] Generally females reach reproductive age earlier than males and small breeds earlier than large breeds.


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[27] At mating, the female must be at least 18 months and the male 6months for the puppies to be accepted for registration.


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The carrying time of the dog lasts approximately 58—71 days.


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[28] Puppies are born blind and deaf.


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Immediately after giving birth, the mother eats its placenta; after this, the mother's milk production can begin and it can feed the puppies.


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The eyes of the puppies open at about two weeks of age.


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Puppies can begin to be weaned from the base at about five weeks of age, after which they gradually switch to solid nutrition.


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The mother herself will often wean her puppy until considerably later, at 7 to 9 weeks of age.


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The role of the dog mother in the life of puppies is important not as a dairy farmer.


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Relationships between mother and puppies and puppies are diverse and play plays a great educational role in the puppy's life.


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[5] The donation age for a puppy is 7—12 weeks; then it is mature enough to move into a new home and get along without its mother.


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However, puppies aged between 7 and 8 weeks have a fear period during which even one bad experience can negatively affect the development of the puppy, so a much later date is recommended today, around 9-12 weeks of age, for donation.


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[5] Nutrition Canine dentition and digestive system have adapted to meat.


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The dog's stomach is spacious, and it can scatter a lot of food at a time, but food digests slowly.


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The dog's body mainly digests proteins and fats, from which it receives all the vitamins and minerals it needs.


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Carbohydrates are not useful in nutritional value to the dog, but the fibers contribute to its digestion and solidify the stool.


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Water for the dog must be available continuously.


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[29] Dogs are fed fresh food such as meat, vegetables and rice, or industrial dog food, which can be divided into moist canned food, semi-dry preparations and dry food.


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Dogs are individual in metabolism, so the same diet is not suitable for every dog.


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[30] A dog's energy needs vary depending on the size, age and activity of the dog.