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In its style direction, the church is typically filled with small details in the Neo-Gothic style.


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Especially in the interior of the church, one notices the nickel style, in which the details of brick and stone churches have been skillfully applied to the wood.


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The commissioned church was consecrated on 6 March 1892.


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The church is the third largest wooden church in Finland, after Kerimäki Church and Merikarvia Church.


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The church altarpiece “Jesus in Gethsemane” was painted by J.E.


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Cortman.


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The original organ of the church had 25 soundtracks and were built by J. A. Zachariassen in 1906.


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The new, 33-tone and three-fingered organ was built by the Kangasala Organ Buildings in 1981, using a well-functioning 20-tone and façade from the former organ.


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The church tower has two bells, from 1765 and 1906.


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Heinävesi Church was not provided heating until 1971, when electric heating was built in the church as part of the repair.


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Since the summer of 2006, an art exhibition has been held at the church.


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It is open from mid-June to mid-August, when the church serves as a road church.


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Held on the last weekend of July, Heinävesi's Brightening Festival gathers an audience of more than ten thousand heads.


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Many occasions are held over the course of three days.


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The Transfiguration Festival is organised in cooperation by the People's Bible Society and the Heinävesi Congregation.


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Since the summer of 2007, the church has also served as one of the concert venues of Heinävesi Music Days.


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Kirkonmäki Heinävesi Kirkonmäki is a unique cultural historical complex.


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In addition to the church, there is an old cemetery, the Heinävesi Home Museum with about 2000 items from the keeper's past, The small church museum is located on the second floor of Heinävesi Church.


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Kirkonmäki also has a Pääjäntupa, which has once been among others.


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as a municipal house.


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Kirkonmäki is a steep-sloped hill 90 metres from the surface of Kermajärvi and 180 from sea level.


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The scenery from the church down to the lake is magnificent.


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Kolovesi National Park Kolovesi National Park is the home waters of the Saimaa ringed ringed, natural archipelago nature and southern Finnish forest nature.


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The prehistory is told by rock paintings located in the area.


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Rowing and kayaking can be enjoyed in the restful atmosphere of Kolovesi.


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Characteristic of the giddy landscape shaped by the Kolovesi Ice Age is the steep cliff cliffs rising from the water.


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The national park is an area established in 1990.


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Its 23 square kilometres area borders the municipalities of Enonkoski and Savonranta in addition to the municipality of Heinävesi.


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Varistaipale Canal and Canal Museum Varistaipale Canal is a four-braced canal in Varistaipalee village.


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The canal park hosts a traditional park concert every year.


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Artifacts relating to the construction of the canals and their operation have been collected in the canal museum connected to the canal museum.


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The museum is located in a former canal keeper's house and is visited by about 5000 visitors a year.


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All the other six canals in Heinävesi are well worth seeing.


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Pääskyvuori Resort is the largest ski resort (102 metres) in Etelä-Savo with a height difference.


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Swallow Mountain has five slopes with lengths ranging from 200 to 700 meters.


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The observation tower overlooks Lake Kermajärvi.


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[7] Other attractions in the village of Paloki is located the Savottamuseum Kämppä Risk.


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Ronttopuisto in Palok is a blacksmiths' forge work museum and old photographs of the sawmill in the village and the freehold Paloki rapids.


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Title food In the 1980s, each of the then municipalities of Savo had their own title dishes voted in.


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Potattirieska, or potato sareska, was chosen as the keeper food in Heinävesi.


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[8] [9] The Heinävesi route flowing through the municipality has been selected as a national landscape.


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It belongs to the Vuoksi watershed.


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The Heinävesi route is characterized by narrow, winding watercourses, archipelago lakebacks and old canals.


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In 1926, the advertising slogan “Song most beautiful Finland” was introduced.


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Along the Heinävesi route are the Pilpa, Vihovuonte, Kerma, Karvio, Varistaipale and Taivallahti canals, of which Varistaipale Canal is the largest in Finland at the same time.


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The canals are still in good condition thanks to the diligent use of the Heinävesi route.


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The Heinävesi route is one of the most popular water routes in Finland.


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The Karvio Canal, completed in 1896, connects Varisvesi and Kermajärvi, thus creating a shipping link from Heinävesi to Kuopio.


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The Varistaipale and Taivallahti canals (1911—1916) connect Varisvesi to Juojärvi.


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The Kerma, Vihovuonti and Pilpa canals (1903—1906) connect Kermajärvi via Joutenvesi to Haukivede, creating a shipping route from Heinävesi to Savonlinna.


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Tukinuitto The Heinävesi route has a long tradition of both pleasure boating and passenger shipping, but also of support.


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The Heinävesi route was once Finland's most important retaining route, but already in the 1970s the subsidy fell almost to nothing on the expensive route.


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Normally in the 1920s, 350,000 tons of logs were bathing a year, but in the record year of 1938, one million cubes of logs were transported.


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Passenger shipping Passenger shipping has existed since 1906 The interval between Kuopio and Savonlinna on the Heinävesi route was completed with the Vihovuonte Canal.


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Then the route is operated on the Kuopio—Heinävesi to Savonlinna route by Heinävesi Vävavenhe Cooperative, followed by Heinävesi Steamboat (1921—1968) and Saimaa Shipping Journeys until its 1981 bankruptcy, after which the route has become Saimaa Saivamatkat From Kuopio.


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Sen Ms. Puijo still operates the Kuopio-Heinävesi-Savonlinna route in the summer.


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In addition, Ms. Sergei of Valamo Monastery runs from the pier of Valamo Monastery daily during the summer time.


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Channeling the Heinävesi route The Heinävesi route was decided to channel the Heinävesi route, as movement in Heinävesi was difficult even at the end of the 19th century due to the lack of roads and the lack of railways.


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It was decided to channel the water routes between Kuopio and Savonlinna to make them eligible for ship travel.


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The route was designated as the Heinävesi Trail.


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The idea of channelling sprang from the idea that arose at the 1872 municipal assembly to clear the rapids of Pilpa to facilitate the passage of freight and church boats.


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The first, however, was the channelling of the Karvio rapids.


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Already then, there was also talk of connecting Juojärvi to the Heinävesi route.


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The plan from Suvasvedi to Kermajärvi and Joutenveteen was decided in the 1870s in its entirety and became important for the municipality and residents.


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[10] Channeling works begin — Kavio Canal next to Kavionkoski in the village of Karvio had to be built a single-circuit canal to solve transport problems from Heinävesi to Kuopio.


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The canal connects Lake Kermajärvi to Kavionjärvi.


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Construction work on the canal began in 1895 in early July.


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On August 31, 1896, the canal, with its sluice gates, was complete and the canal staff residences ready.


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The construction cost the municipality 120206 marks.


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The length of the canal became a total of 300 metres, with a base width of 9 metres.


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Its bracket became 35.5 metres in length, 2.1 metres in depth and 7.5 metres in width.


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It can accommodate ships 31 metres long, about seven metres wide and traversing at a depth of 1.4 metres.


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There is a bridge 11 metres above the lake's surface over the canal.


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The drop in the canal is 1.8 meters.


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From Kermajärvi to Savonlinna — The Kerma, Vihovuonte and Pilpa canals after the Karvio Canal opened to traffic on 5 November 1896, it was proposed to continue channeling to Savonlinna via Kerma, Vihovuonte, Pilpa and some other rapids.


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Canals connect Kermajärvi to Haukivede.


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In January 1902, 850,000 marks were allocated for the project and work began as early as 1903.


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It was decided to build the barrier canals in Pilppa, Vihovuonti and Kerma, as well as an open channel in Vihäkoski.


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Narrows were dredged in many places.


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The works were completed with the 1906 Vehicle Year.


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The Kerma single-circuit canal was built in Kerma village 200 metres long between Kermajärvi and Koskilahti.


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The closing dimensions were made the same as the Karvio and Saimaa canals.


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The difference in height of the water levels on both sides of the canal is 2.65 meters.


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The canal was built in 1903—1905.


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Work began in 1903 and excavation work and stone barrier were completed in 1905.


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The roller bridge across the canal was completed simultaneously.


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The channel does not have its own occupation, but is automated.


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Two kilometres from Kerma Canal was built across Kaivannonniemi by passing Vihvuonteenkoski from the west side.


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The length of the canal became 190 metres and a drop height of 0.8—1.0 metres.


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In late 1903, construction began and a stone barrier was built in the September and November fold of 1905.


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The single-closed Pilpa Channel has a length of more than 200 metres and a drop of 0.4—0.95 metres.


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The base was excavated in 1903 from January until 1904, and the sluice with its gates was completed in August 1904.


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To traffic, the 200-metre Pilpa Canal opened on Oct.


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The sluice was built on the western side of the Pilpa rapids.


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Connecting the Juojärvi watercourse with the rest of the Heinävesi route The first proposal to channel the Juojärvi watershed and thus connect the Heinävesi route was made as early as 1876.


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In the 1890s, the Kaavians, the Tuusniemi, the Juojärvi, the Liberians and the Kuusjärvi people, that is, all residents of Juojärvi channelization began to demand channelization from Kermajärvi to Juojärvi.


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Financial difficulties prevented channelization at the time.


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It was decided to make a channelization plan from Variswater to Varisjärvi via Varistaipale Canal, from it through an intermediate open canal to Varislampe and from it to Juojärvi Taivallahti.


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Prior to the commencement of the multiplexing work, the Committee considered the need for channelization.


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It was concluded that it e.g.


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would help the poor economic situation of the municipalities in the region, gradually repay themselves, and the extensive forest resources of the region would become available to the wider district.


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Thus ended the 35-year debate on channeling.


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1390,000 marks were received for construction work.


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Juojärvi — Varistaipale and Taivallahti canals The first men were hired in May 1911.


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The 1912 construction had up to 300—400 men depending on the season.


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From this, the need diminished, and at the end of 1915 there were only about 20 men in construction.


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There were five serious accidents during construction, but no one died.


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Cases requiring medical attention occurred as many as 1528 copies.


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A schooling opportunity had been arranged for children at Paloki National School.


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The hourly wage was between 2.5 and 4 marks depending on the season.


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In the summer of 1916, the channelization work was completed.


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The final cost became 1,389,784 marks.


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Varistaival is the largest channel in Finland in terms of drop height and number of sluices; in a four-closed canal, the drop height is 14.5 metres.


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The length of the canal is 1100 meters.


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The canal was completed in 1913.


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The drop height with four brackets is 14.5 meters.


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Taivallahti is a two-barred channel.


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The canal is located near the Varistaipalee Canal.


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The canal is approximately 800 metres long and is controlled by remote access from the Varistaipalee Canal.


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The drop height with two brackets is 4.95—5.45 metres.


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Hiking and fishing in Heinävesi there are hiking and kayaking or rowing trails in summer and skiing and snowmobiling trails in winter.


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Between the monasteries of Valamo and Lintula, there is an 18-kilometre long monastery trek.


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The 8-kilometre Pyyl Trail is also a popular hiking trail.


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The rapids of Gooseberry, Cream, Vehicle and Pilpa are all suitable for paddling.


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Snowmobile trails have 160 kilometres of managed variable-terrain route in Heinävesi.


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A 105-kilometer-long ring route runs around the commune.


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The routes also provide access to neighbouring municipalities.


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There are about 60 miles of tracks.


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Heinävesi also has clear fishing rapids of Kerma and Karvio, where water flows even in winter.


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Gooseberry is planted in spring and autumn with catch-sized rainbow trout and trout.


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Kermajärvi and Juojärvi are suitable for trolling.


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Population Heinävesi Population development192389091944864519481014919619582197057851982571919964940199948402001452920024514200344512004448220054446 The following graph is shown the population trend of the municipality every five years since 1980.


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On 1 January 2017, the regional division used is in accordance with the situation.


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Conurbations At the end of 2017, Heinävesi had 3,455 inhabitants, of whom 1,476 lived in agglomerations, 1,944 in sparsely populated areas and the coordinates of the residence of 35 inhabitants were unknown.


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The agglomeration rate is calculated from residents whose coordinates of residence are known; the agglomeration rate of Heinävesi is 43.2%.


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[11] The agglomeration population of Heinävesi belongs to only one agglomeration, namely Heinävesi Church Village, which had 1,476 inhabitants at the end of 2017.


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[12] Parishes According to the 2018 regional division, Heinävesi has the following parishes of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland: [13] Heinävesi Parish of the Parishes of the Finnish Orthodox Church in the Heinävesi area serves as the Saimaa Orthodox Parish.


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[14] Transport links Highway 23, one of Finland's most important transverse traffic arteries, runs through Heinävesi in northern Heinävesi.


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An east—west line sub-road, 476, runs almost through the middle of the commune.


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It runs from Highway 23 to Liperi and on to Joensu.


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Other major roads in Heinävesi include sub-regional road 542 from Karvio to Tuusniemi, almost at the eastern border of Heinävesi from highway 23 to sub-road 476, sub-regional road 474 from Vihtari to Kerimäki and sub-road 471 from Sapu to Savonlinna.


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In addition, Heinävesi has many connecting roads and unnumbered minor roads.


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The nearest airport, Varkaus Airport Jorois, accumulates a distance of about 75 kilometres.


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The nearest town, Varkaus, is about 45 kilometres away.


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Heinävesi railway station is located 43 kilometres east of Varkaus on the Pieksämäki—Joensuu section.


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Vihtari Station is located about two kilometres northeast of Vihtari village centre and 20 kilometres from Heinävesi Station.


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Both stations today are unmanned, with traffic control functions handled by remote operation.


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All trains running on the section of line stop at stations.


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Distances from Heinävesi by road to Helsinki Varkaus to Kuopio 374 kilometres 46 kilometres 95 km from Joensu to Savonlinna to Mikkeli 80 kilometres 85 kilometres 134 kilometres to Jyväskylä Lahti to Oulu 170 kilometres 260 kilometres 384 km from Nimistö The municipality of Nima was derived from Heinävedenselia, located on the border with the current Heinävesi municipality, through which Rantasalmi's mother goers moved north along the Heinävesi route towards Kermajärvi.


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The lake gave its name to the entire keeper, as well as the route.


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The name of Lake Cream, on the other hand, is older to recant.


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The name derives from the language word of the Lappans who moved in the area even earlier means young deer.


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The name of the cream is also found in the village and rapids of the same name, among others.


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The Lappans' Peru are possibly also Pilppa, Petruma, Pölläkkä and Kolovesi.


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A little later period is probably Varistaipale and Juojärvi.


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Heinävesi characters Pekka Alpo, actor and theatre director Tuomas Gerdt, Mannerheim Knight of the Cross Onni Happonen, municipal board supervisor (municipal manager), victim of political terror Sakari Issakainen, writer Albin (Frederik Albinus) Koponen, Finland Founders of the pharmaceutical industry Kuikka-Koponen, real name Abel Koponen, eye translator and folk healer Otto Kotilainen, composer Olli Kymäläinen, folk poet Jukka Leino, Alpine skier and Finnish champion of slalom 2004, 2006, 2009 Olli Lyytikäinen, artist Lasse Naukkarinen, director-screenwriter-cinematographer Alpo Noponen, poet and writer Hilja Valtonen, writer Riku Marttinen, basketball player See also List of public works and monuments in Heinävesi Sources Heinävesi tourist brochure, Heinävesi municipality tourism office Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Tapio Hämynen & Heikki Vesajoki| title = History of Heinävesi I, History of Heinävesi to 1865| publisher = Heinävesi kunta| year = 1986| isbn = 951-99789-1-7}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Heimo Martikainen| title = History of Heinävesi II, History of Heinävesi from municipal reform (1865) to present days| publisher = Heinävesi Municipality | year = 1989| isbn = 952-90062-4-1}} References on the topic elsewhere Category:Key articles of screening


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Anton Engelbert “Toni” Sailer (17 November 1935 in Kitzbühel, Austria — 24 August 2009 in Innsbruck, Austria) [1] was an Austrian alpine skier, Olympic champion, world champion, alpine skiing coach, actor and singer.


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Sailer won three Olympic gold medals and seven world titles during his short career.


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Due to his achievements in alpine skiing, he was voted the best male athlete in Austria of the 20th century.


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Sailer ended her career at the age of 23 and subsequently appeared in several films and recorded several records.


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Toni Sailer

He served as technical advisor and head coach of the 1972—1976 Austrian alpine ski team.


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Life Youth and Family Toni Sailer was born in Kitzbühel in 1935.


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His father Anton owned a glass business, and Toni trained as a glass master and plumber.


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Toni Sailer

He worked for his father's company.


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[2] Anton Sailer was also a good alpine skier.


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His children became competitive athletes of all.


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[3] Toni Sailer's sister Rosi participated in the Oslo Winter Olympics [4] and brother Rudi toured the World Cup for a few years and participated in World Cup competitions in 1970.


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[5] Alpine skiing from youth to adult series Although Sailer had acquired a profession for himself, alpine skiing was his real interest.


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[6] During the winter, he was not there to help his father; instead, he practiced alpine skiing four hours a day.


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His first win he took at the age of 11.


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[2] Sailer won the 1951 Youth Austrian Championship in slalom, plunge, alpine combined and triangle.


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On the next count, he repeated his feat.


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[7] His international success came at the Megève alpine skiing competitions in January 1952, when he won the plunge and alpine combined against older competitors.


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[3] Sailer won the 1954 Youth Austrian Championship in the grand slalom and in 1955 in the grand slalom and alpine combined.


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In 1955, he participated in three sports at the Hahnenkamm alpine skiing competitions.


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She did best in the slalom, where she was tenth.


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[7] Olympic success 1956 Sailer was selected at the age of 20 for the Austrian alpine skiing team, and qualified as a representative of his country to the 1956 Olympics.


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The first alpine skiing sport at the Games was large pujottleu, where he counted as the 18th skier.


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Austrian Andreas Molterer led with an impressive time of 3:06 .30, but Sailer overtook him with a cover of more than six seconds and won gold with the biggest difference in Olympic slalom.


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In the slalom, Sailer took his second gold medal.


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Toni Sailer

In it, he defeated Chiharu Igaya, who came second, by four seconds.


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[8] Sailer achieved his third gold medal of the Olympics in a crash-landing.


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Of the male skiers besides him, only Jean-Claude Killy has been able to win three alpine skiing disciplines during the same Games.


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Sailer and Raymond Fellay of Switzerland, who came second, were separated by about three seconds.


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Toni Sailer

The Alpine skiing competitions at the Cortina Olympic Games also had a world championship title.


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The alpine combined was counted for inclusion in the World Championship programme, so in addition to three Olympic golds, Sailer won four World Cup golds in Cortina.


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[8] After the Olympics, Sailer competed in her hometown Kitzbühel at the Hahnenkamm alpine skiing competitions, where she was first in the crash-landing, slalom and alpine combined.


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[2] At the conclusion of 1956, Sailer was first selected as Austria's Sportsperson of the Year.


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[7] The last two racing seasons In 1957, Sailer counted several victories in various races.


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He took the Austrian championship in slalom, major slalom and alpine combined and the United States championship in the crash-landing and alpine combined.


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In the United States, he also counted in the Harriman Cup to a slalom, crash-landing and alpine combined victory.


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At Hahnenkamm, she won the plunge count but finished 17th in the slalom and 4th in the alpine combined.


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Sailer was the 1957 repeat Austrian Sportsperson of the Year.


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[7] Sailer won the grand slalom at the Hahnenkamm alpine skiing competitions in 1958.


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In the crash she was 22nd, 26th in the slalom and 18th in the alpine combined. [7] At the 1958 World Championships in Bad Gastein, Austria, Sailer came close to not repeating the feat of four World Cup golds in Cortina d'Ampezzo.


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He won the grand slalom by four seconds and a crash-landing on a difficult track.


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In the slalom, Sailer stayed second with a seven-tenth difference to the winner.


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In the Alpine Combined, however, he finished number one.


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[3] Sailer was selected in 1958 for the third time as Austria's Sportsperson of the Year.


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[7] As an actor and musician, Sailer was the victim of professional allegations towards the end of his career.


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He had built a hotel on a plot of land he received from Kitzbühel and was marketing his own brand of ski clothing.


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She also attended an acting school in Berlin at the same time, and her first film Thus Began Love appeared in 1958.


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[6] By not playing a skier in his first film, Sailer did not violate the International Ski Federation's amateur rules.


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It had enabled him to participate in the 1958 World Cup competitions.


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Sailer's second film Black Lightning effectively ended his sporting career.


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After lengthy negotiations with the FIS, Sailer announced in 1959 that he was ending his alpine skiing career.


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[9] In FIS's view, the aggravating factor was that Sailer played a skier and thus exploited his sporting achievements.


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[6] Sailer's career as an entertainment artist was rather short, being practically over as early as the mid-1960s.


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[10] He made 11 films over the course of seven years.


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They were mainly old-fashioned melodamatic Heimat films set in mountain landscapes.


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Sailer also starred in the peplum Sansone e il tesoro degli Incas, which appeared in 1964.


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After that, she appeared in films no longer than a few.


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[6] Liebesspiel im Schnee appeared in 1966 and Das große Glück 1967.


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[11] In all, Sailer made 16 films.


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[10] Many of Sailer's films also featured singing, [6] so he made 18 recordings.


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[10] As a coach and sports director, after the mid-1960s, Sailer began spending more time in Canada, where he advertised for fiberglass G.


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A ski model named after him was manufactured by M. Plastics.


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Toni Sailer

Alpine skiers had hitherto used predominantly timber skis, but the Toni Sailer design was the forerunners of fibreglass which replaced timber skis.


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[10] In Whistler, Canada, in 1968, Sailer began coaching young skiers at a ski camp that bore his name.


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He stayed at Whistler for summers until 1982.


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Sailer also moved on to the Austrian Ski Federation in the 1970s.


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Austria had not captured any alpine skiing championships at the 1972 Winter Olympics.


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Sailer was called in by the ski federation to help restore Austria back to the top.


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He served first as a technical advisor and then as head coach of the national team.


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[10] Sailer's season in the ski federation lasted from 1972 to 1976, and during that time he was guiding Franz Klammer and Annemarie Moser-Pröll, among others.


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[6] In the mid-1980s, Sailer served as the track manager for Hahnenkamm.


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However, the role was mainly ceremonial.


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[6] He retired from the position only in 2006.


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[2] In addition, in 1993 he was chairman of the Alpine Skiing Committee of the International Ski Federation.


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The aim of the committee was to promote the status of the Alpine Skiing World Cup.


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[10] Private life Toni Sailer was twice married.


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His first wife was the German golfer Gaby Rummeny.


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They married in Vancouver in 1976.


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[2] They received one boy child during their union.


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The union ended with Rummeny's death in 2000.


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Sailer remarried in 2006, to Hedwig Fischer.


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[6] Sailer fought a long battle with a brain tumour and died in Innsbruck in 2009.


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[6] Sexual crime charges Sailer was arrested in Zakopane, Poland, on suspicion of forcibly raping a 28-year-old local woman in 1974, only after her death, documents that came to public view that the Austrian government exerted its influence for the release of a national hero.


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[12] With the stir caused by the case in Austria, in 2018, another woman also entered the public eye, reporting that Sailer raped her in a hotel in Innsbruck in 1975 when she was only 14 years old.


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[13] Recognitions Sailer is considered one of the most outstanding sportsmen in Austrian history and was selected in 1999 as Austria's greatest male athlete of the 20th century.


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Austrian sports historian Rudolf Müllner has seen Sailer's success even as an affirmation of Austria's fragile post-World War II national identity.


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He proved that through hard work and goal determination, he was able to achieve success despite the difficulties.


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[2] In addition to the Austrian Male Athlete of the Century title, Sailer has received many other accolades in his career.


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He was decorated with the 1985 Olympic Order of Honour by the International Olympic Committee.


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In 2000, the city of Kitzbühel appointed him an honorary citizen and Kitzbüheler Ski Club as its honorary member.


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[7] Sources References on the topic elsewhere at the International Ski Federation Category:Austrian alpine skiers Category:Austrian Olympic champions Category:Austrian actors Category:Austrian singers Category:Born in 1935 Category:Those who died in 2009


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Ruhnu

Ruhnu () is an island and municipality belonging to Estonia in the Gulf of Riga in the Baltic Sea.


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Ruhnu

The island, part of Saaremaa Province, has fewer than 200 mainly Estonian inhabitants and covers an area of 11.9 square kilometres.


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The nearest inhabited area on the mainland is Kolka in the Latvian Curonia, which is 37 kilometres from Ruhnu.


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Ruhnu

Prior to 1944, the island was inhabited for hundreds of years by Estonian Swedes, whose livelihood had been farming, fishing and seal hunting.


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Ruhnu

During World War II, the Vironswedish population was evacuated to Sweden.


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Subsequent settlement dates from Soviet times.


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Ruhnu

Today there is only one village in Ruhnu Municipality, Ruhnu Village, located in the central part of the island.


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Ruhnu

The geography of Ruhnu is 5.5 kilometers long and 3.5 kilometers wide.


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It is formed on the southeastern—bullet-parallel seafloor dorsal of the Gulf of Riga.


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[1] From the seabed it rose about 11500 years ago [2].


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The eastern parts are predominantly pine forest, covering 60% of the island's area.


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Ruhnu

There are small tar alder islets in the western parts, but mainly it is in use as agricultural land.


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Ruhnu

Of the island's area, 747 hectares are privately owned, of which 86 hectares are arable land, 227 hectares of meadow and 291 hectares is forest.


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60% of the entire island area has been or will be returned to the Estonian Swedes who left the island.


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Estonians own only 7% of private lands.


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[1] Nature Terrestrial animals In Ruhnu, deer, foxes, rats, domestic mice, stink catfish and beach snakes are among others.


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Ringed seals and grey seals live in the surrounding marine areas.


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[1] Roe deers were planted on the island in 1970 and have subsequently been introduced to the island to improve gene lineage.


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The stinker was thought to have disappeared from the island until an individual was found in the basement of a local house in 2002.


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[2] From domestic animals, Ruhnu mainly reared Estonian cattle and carcass sheep.


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[1] There are only 25 sheep in the whole world, but the stock is considered stable [3].


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In 2006, a bear came along with an ice floe to the island, causing media alarm when a vain attempt was made to catch it for a couple of months.


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Ruhnu

The bear probably returned on his own initiative back to the mainland.


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[4] History The first inhabitants of Ruhnu Island were probably seal catchers who arrived in the area in the Neolithic Stone Age.


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Remains of campfires found on the island have been radiocarbon dated to 5300 BCE.


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A total of six stone-age abodes are known from Ruhnu.


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Even at that time, the island has only had a size of 3-4 km² above sea level and in some places a horseshoe-shaped islet only 50 metres wide.


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The island was likely not thus to have permanent settlement, but was visited intermittently.


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[5] The first inhabitants apparently belonged to the Early Neolithic Narva culture.


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A total of 1924 fire stones dating back to 700 BC.—100 have also been found on the island.


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[2] There is no definite information as to when the Estonian Swedish settlement on the island originated.


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In Gutasaaga from the 1350s, some of the Gotland people are mentioned as having left for an island called Dagaithi.


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Ruhnu

The island has been assumed to have meant Hiiumaa, but it may also be about Ruhnu.


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For the first time, Ruhnu and its Swedish settlement are mentioned in a historical source in a letter from 1341 addressed from the Bishop of Curunland to the inhabitants of the island.


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In it, islanders were guaranteed the right to live under Swedish laws.


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In 1558, the island was merged into the Duchy of Curonia.


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[2] In 1621, Ruhnu was annexed by Sweden.


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In 1623, the island was fiefed to the Swedish Freeholder and Admiral Carl Carlsson Gyllenhielm.


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In 1624 there were 120 people living in Ruhnu and there were 18 houses.


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In 1626, the island was leased to the German Isak Bohn.


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In 1643—1644, St Magdalena's Church was built.


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In 1646, a lighthouse was built on Ruhnu under the orders of Gustav II Adolf.


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During the Great Northern War, the Russians attacked the island and conquered it.


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In the battle, a lieutenant and two soldiers who led the Swedes were killed.


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In 1750, the island had 190 inhabitants and in 1842 there were already 389 inhabitants.


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In 1900, a 6-grade school was established at the local rectory.


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In World War I, Marines from the German Empire occupied the island in 1915.


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Estonians occupied the island in 1919.


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Latvia needlessly claimed the island for itself, citing its geographical location.


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[2] In 1922, 252 Swedes, 10 Estonians, 2 Germans lived on the island as well as 7 people of unknown nationality.


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Latvia did not recognise the island as belonging to Estonia until November 1922, but submitted a takeover bid for it to Estonia.


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However, this was not agreed to.


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In 1927, the Ruhnuans began using surnames.


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Previously, names had been formed by first name and place of residence.


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In the 1932 elections, a party alliance formed by German and Swedish minorities received the most votes for Ruhnu, a total of 116.


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In 1934, the island had 282 inhabitants, 277 of whom were Swedish and the rest were Estonians.


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In 1940, the Soviet Union occupied Estonia and at the same time Ruhnu.


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The Soviets stationed their soldiers on the island, but they were evaded on 7 September 1941 out of the way of the Germans, who conquered the island a few weeks later.


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In 1944, almost all the Ruhnuans went on the run to Sweden as the Soviet Union advanced in Estonia.


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Only two families remained on the island.


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[2] After the Vironswedes left, residents came from Saaremaa and Kihnu.


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In 1949, 113 people lived on the island.


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In 1958, a fishing colossal called Kommunism Majak was established in Ruhnu, with 61 people employed.


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In 1958, the island's first electric power station was built.


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In 1960, the old wooden church was refurbished and opened to the udelle as a homestead museum.


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In 1961, the island had 175 inhabitants.


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The island was hit by a devastating storm in 1969 and it knocked down nearly 65% of the island's forests.


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In addition, it damaged houses and boats.


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In the same year, a 787.4-metre deep drilling well was drilled on the island during an attempt to search there for oil or natural gas.


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Nothing was found, but the drilling well became the deepest in Estonia.


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In 1970, Communism Majak ceased operations.


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After Estonia gained independence, Ruhnu became part of Estonia.


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In 1993, the island had 53 inhabitants and an additional about 10 officers with their families and 40 Russian soldiers.


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The last Russian army representative, an officer, and his family left the island in October 1994.


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[2] Buildings and structures in the eastern part of the island of Ruhnu is an 1877 erected 40 meter high metal lighthouse made from parts made in Le Havre, located 21.5 metres above sea level on a high hill.


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There are two churches in Ruhnu, the Old Church of Ruhnu, which dates from the 17th century, is made of wood one-ship and represents the Baroque style and the Ruhnu New Church, which is stone in the lower parts of its walls and wood at its tops.


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In the Baroque wooden church of Ruhnu, the pews are inscribed with national metaphors.


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There is a museum in Ruhnu, the Ruhnu Museum, with many ethnological artifacts.


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Traffic to Ruhnu Island is a weekly air link from the mainland, as well as an irregular shipping link.


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The aircraft flies once in winter and twice a week in the summer.


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[6] The airport is grass-faced and has a length of 600 and a width of 60 meters.


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A new terminal has recently been built on the field.


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[7] The construction of Saari Harbour was started in 1958.


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Before that, supplies were brought from ships to the island by boats of local residents.


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Stones from local stone walls were used as building material for the port pier.


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In 1969, a storm destroyed the pier, and it still hasn't been repaired to its former condition.


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[8] From each beach, trails lead to a village in the centre of the island.


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A gravel-based road leaves the port to the same location.


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[9] Sources on the topic elsewhere *


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A virtual address or logical address is an address used by a CPU that is converted by a memory management mechanism into a physical address, a memory address.


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Although virtual memory requires virtual addresses to function, these concepts should not be muddled with each other.


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Also, systems without virtual memory may have virtual addresses.


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The CPU's ability to reference memory forms the address space, physical memory in turn memory space.


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In modern machines, physical memory is practically always smaller than the address space, but on the oldest machines it may have been the opposite.


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The main importance of virtual addresses lies in the fact that they give each process a similar address space.


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Thus, every program (or address space it sees) starts at zero.


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This allows the same program to be placed at a different point of physical memory without changing its internal memory references.


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Prior to virtual address systems, a program had to be instrumented at startup so that its memory addresses worked correctly at the respective execution location.


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When judicial checks are added to virtual addresses, care can be taken to ensure that programs do not touch each other's memory locations.


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Converting Virtual Addresses to Memory Addresses The simplest mechanisms for turning virtual addresses into memory addresses were segment registers and page registers.


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Current systems generally use lateral memory management, which is required to implement a memory management unit (, MMU).


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This unit takes care of both the conversion of virtual addresses into physical addresses and any judicial review.


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Virtual Address

Segment registers In segmenting systems, the virtual address is combined with the segment register to give the actual memory address.


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Virtual Address

Merging can mean aggregation, forming a long address by putting a segment register value and virtual address into a single long number, or a mixed form of the two ways where the register value and virtual address are partially overlapped when summing is done.


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In addition to the actual segment register, systems often also have a register that defines the length of the segment, which can be used to verify that the program does not refer beyond the memory allocated to it.


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Segment registers can easily produce the necessary illusion that address spaces for all processes start at zero.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Separating a code segment from a data segment two things are achieved: you cannot write to a code segment, and the same code segment can be shared among more processes, saving the need for central memory.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

It is also inherent in the segment register to adjust rights per segment, but the virtual memory implementation segments are clunky.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

There are usually not many segment registers.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Intel uses four segment registers (command, stack, data and extra) in its architecture.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

The segment register to be used depends on whether the reference is retrieved, transferring information to the stack or from the stack, or from the data area.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

For a possible extrasegment, there are its own forms of reference.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Page registers Page registers somewhat resemble segment registers, but there are more than one, and the page register to be used is determined not by the purpose for which memory is referenced, but by the top bits of the virtual address.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

If we assume that the virtual address is 16-bit, the top three bits could be allocated from it to select the page register.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Thus, eight side registers are required.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

When the processor then refers to memory, a page register indicated by the top three bits is selected, the value of which is combined with the 13 lowest bits of the virtual address in the same way as for segment registers; the value obtained is the actual memory address.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

The page register may not have any value set, in which case a reference to the page always causes a runtime error.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Like the segmenting memory had a segment length register, page registers usually had a page-length register to take care that memory addresses did not go into the area of the second process.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

In a page registration machine, the size of the page depended on the architecture of the machine.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

In our example, the maximum size of the page was 8 kilobytes.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Pagging Memory Management Pagging memory management, paging, is logically a continuation of the side-register idea.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

When segment and side registers are clearly internal to the CPU, lateral memory management usually has to be solved by a separate memory management unit, which although can physically reside on the same chip as the CPU.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

In lateral memory management, memory is divided into evenly sized pages, making page-length information redundant.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

The page size is often either four or eight kilobytes, but the smallest paging systems have used pages of 512 bytes and the largest pages in the megabyte category.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Page size is programmatically changeable on many systems.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

As in the side-register solution, there is also a virtual memory address divided into (at least) two parts in the lateral memory manager.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

The lowest part is the address inside the page to be referenced, and the bottom 12 bits are required for this in the general 4-kilobyte page.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

The upper bits are used to find the correct initial address of the memory page.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Since for long addresses this would cause a huge number of page registers, all of which should be swapped when changing the executable process, a page table in central memory is used to transform.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

On the top bits of the virtual address, select the right line on the sideboard where the address of the actual memory page can be found.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

When changing the process, it is enough to change the value of the register indicating the beginning of the page table.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Since the above way of referring to memory would cause at least two references for every memory reference made by the program (first reading the value of the page table, followed by the actual reference by the calculated address), an associative cache with the last few is used as an aid information on the referenced page.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

This cache is referred to as TLB () in several systems.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

The size of this cache is usually not very large, from a few registers to about a hundred.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Note that even though TLB is a cache, it's only for addresses.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Normally, cache refers to memory locations in a CPU or memory management unit to reduce actual memory references going up to central memory.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Similar to normal cache, TLB can also be hierarchical.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Pagging virtual memory When you add to the lateral memory manager above information about whether the page is in central memory or not, and if it is not, where it can be found, a virtual memory system is achieved.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

In a virtual memory system, the entire program does not have to be in central memory at a time, but part of it can be located on mass storage, usually on disk.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

When referring to such a page with mass storage, an interrupt is caused, and the operating system retrieves the desired page to the central memory.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

For the referenced program, this operation is logically invisible, but of course consumes time.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Because in virtual memory systems, the size of the pagetable increases excessively large — especially when most programs use only a small part of the address space — we often move part of the pageboard away from central memory.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

In this case, the upper part of the virtual memory address with which the page was originally selected directly from the page table is divided into two parts, the upper part of which is always in central memory, and the lower one is retrieved there, if necessary, as described above for a regular memory page.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Such a virtual memory system is called a two-level sideboard.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

The sideboard can have more than one level, up to four.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

A page table solution always takes up quite a lot of central memory space, because each process has to have its own page table.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Therefore, at large address spaces, an inverted page table is also used, the size of which depends only on the size of the central memory.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

To help, the reverse pageboard needs another data structure that allows a page with mass storage to be found.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Memory protection In segmenting memory, memory is protected on a per-segment basis so that it can only be accessed by the relevant process and operating system.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

At the same time, one can define whether the content of the segment can be changed or just read.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

In lateral memory, permissions are page-specific, that is, for each page, one can define who can read and who changes its contents.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

This makes it possible for a program to be run, for example, to be shared between multiple processes when processes are inadvertently unable to change the code being run.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

In the same way, areas of common data memory can be created where, for example, strings used by the program and other information that is not intended to be altered at the time of running the program.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Memory protection can also be based on credentials ().


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

In such a solution, the power of attorney contains the address of the object in memory and the access information.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

References to the entity must always be made through this power of attorney.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

The design is rare, although it has been tried in some machine architectures, such as the MPS-10, the last remaining mini-computer in Nokia's Mikko series.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Sources Ilkka Haikala and Hannu-Matti Järvinen: Operating Systems (Chapter 4), Talentum 2003, ISBN 951-762-837-4.


Question: How is virtual memory defined?

Virtual Address

Category:Operating System Class:Computer Engineering


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

Daphne Caruana Galizia (26 August 1964 in Sliema, Malta — 16 October 2017, Bidnija, Malta) was a Maltese free journalist [1].


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

Caruana Galizia wrote in which she criticized the Maltese leadership for corruption.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

In 2016, he exposed a data leak in connection with the Panama Papers that survived Maltese management's suspected links to tax haven companies.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

He was assassinated on 16 October 2017.


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Daphne Caruana Galizia

[2] Life Caruana Galizia studied at St Dorothy's Nun School in Mdina and St Aloysius' School in Birkirkara.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

He studied archaeology at the University of Malta, graduating with a BA in 1997.


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Daphne Caruana Galizia

[1] Caruana Galizia was married and had three children [1].


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Daphne Caruana Galizia

Blog Caruana Galizia wrote a blog in which she addressed corruption in Malta and criticized politicians in a sharp style [3].


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

He declared himself politically unengaged.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

At best, Caruana Galizia's blog has been reported to have read more than all the newspapers in Malta combined.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

[4] Most often his cases were the subject of Labour MPs who came to government in 2013, but he also criticised the opposition Nationalist Party and its chairman Adrian Delia.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

[3] He wrote about the links between criminals and Malta's European-wide online gambling and the role of Maltese banks in money laundering [4].


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

As of 2016, Caruana Galizia participated in the passage of the Panama Papers.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

The information leak revealed that Prime Minister Joseph Muscat's chief of staff, Keith Schembri, and Energy Minister Konrad Mizzi have secret desk-box, or pseudo-business operations in Panama.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

[3] According to Caruana Galizia, both received illegal money from Azerbaijan [5].


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Daphne Caruana Galizia

Both denied any wrongdoing and claimed their attempts had never been used [6].


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Daphne Caruana Galizia

Police left suspicions inadmissible.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

Malta's judicial system is not independent, with the Prime Minister appointing the senior head of the police and judges.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

[3] Then, Maltese corruption investigator Jonathan Ferris investigated the case at the Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit (FIAU) against money laundering in Malta.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

He was fired in June 2017, which he believes is because his job threatened to reveal sensitive secrets.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

[6] In early 2017, Caruana Galizia claimed that Michelle Muscat, the wife of the Prime Minister, has also been the true owner of a Panamanian desk drawer business [3].


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

Caruana Galizia suspected that Michelle Muscat's desk box company had received $1,000,000 from Leyla Aliyev, daughter of President İlham Aliyev of Azerbaijan [6] [5].


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

Prime Minister Muscat denied the allegations, calling them the biggest lie in Malta's political history.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

[3] Caruana Galizia suspected that Malta's Finance Minister Chris Cardona visited a brothel on a conference trip in Germany in January 2017.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

Cardona denied any suspicion of wrongdoing.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

[6] Both Prime Minister Muscat, and Delia, leader of the Nationalist Party, brought charges of defamation against Caruana Galizia.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

However, Delia withdrew the charges a week before Caruana Galizia's murder.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

[7] Caruana Galizia had also made articles on fuel smuggling and named several suspects under investigation in them.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

The network is suspected of smuggling tens of thousands of euros worth of fuel from Libya into European markets.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

The group is suspected of having links to organised crime in Italian Sicily and Libyan militia leaders.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

[8] Caruana Galizia said that Darren Debono, a former Maltese footballer suspected of smuggling fuel, had threatened her via email [5].


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

Murder Caruana Galizia died on 16 October 2017 when a bomb placed in a car she was renting exploded while she was driving.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

Half an hour earlier, he had posted a blog post titled: 'That villain Schembri was in court today and denied he was a villain'.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

According to him, “Villains are now everywhere you look.


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Daphne Caruana Galizia

It's a desperate situation.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

“[3] The same night Muscat called the murder of Caruana Galizia a barbaric attack on freedom of expression.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

According to him: “Everyone knows that Caruana Galizia was one of my harshest critics, both politically and personally, as she was for others” and “What happened is unacceptable”.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

[3] In his view, accusations of political motives for the murder amounted to “total insanity" [5].


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

Caruana Galizia's son called the prime minister and other government politicians accused of corruption complicit and responsible in his mother's death because the government has allowed a culture of impunity to flourish.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

According to him: “It is little consolation that the Prime Minister says he will not rest until the perpetrators are discovered while he leads a government that has encouraged this same impunity”.


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Daphne Caruana Galizia

According to the boy, his mother was murdered because she placed herself between the law and people seeking to break the law.


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Daphne Caruana Galizia

[3] There have been a number of car bomb murders in Malta in previous years.


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Daphne Caruana Galizia

The perpetrators have not been caught, but they have been believed to be linked to criminal fights over the territories [4].


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Fabio di Masi, a German member of the left-wing group GUE-NGL's money-laundering experts in the EU parliament, said the murder highlighted the need for effective laws to be established in the EU against money laundering, tax evasion, corruption and the financing of “terrorism.”


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[4] On October 21, the government offered a €1,000,000 reward for information that would lead to the identification of those responsible for the murder.


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Daphne Caruana Galizia

According to the government, “justice must be served at all costs.”


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

[9] Caruana Galizia's family does not accept the idea of the government [7].


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

One Italian prosecutor investigating a fuel smuggling network operating in Italy, Malta and Libya estimated that the murder might be related to writing about the network.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

Italian authorities had been investigating the smuggling rink for months before the killing.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

Italian police made numerous arrests over fuel smuggling suspicions after the murder of Caruana Galizia.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

[8] Debono was arrested by Italian police four days after the murder on Lampedusa on suspicion of smuggling fuel and put him under house arrest [5] [10].


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

On 22 October in Valletta, thousands of people took part in a demonstration in front of the Maltese police headquarters demanding the resignation of the police chief.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

An expression of interest was organized in memory of Caruana Galizia.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

Protesters were concerned about the threat to journalists.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

[11] Police removed a sheet from the demonstration calling Malta a mafia state.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

Seven newspapers published a black front page in memory of Caruana Galizia.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

[7] In November, eight major media houses (among which the BBC, El Pais, Financial Times, The Guardian, La Repubblica, Le Monde, New York Times, Süddeutsche Zeitung) called in a letter to European Commission Vice-President Frans Timmermans for the Commission to investigate the murder as well as investigate Maltese media independence.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

At the headquarters of the commission, a flag was lowered into a semi-salko “in honor of Caruana Galizia and all those who have given their lives for freedom of expression, without which freedom is an empty shell.”


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

[7] As of November, former corruption investigator Ferris sought police protection amid fears that he could be in danger after investigating Caruana Galizia's claims [6].


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Daphne Caruana Galizia

The government says he can't get protection as an information leaker until he's revealed everything he's found out.


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Daphne Caruana Galizia

[12] Murder investigation The murder investigation involved the European Police Agency, the Maltese Police, the Finnish Central Criminal Police and the United States Central Criminal Police [13].


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

On December 4, 2017, Prime Minister Muscat reported that the police have arrested ten Maltese nationals on suspicion of murder, and that the majority of them have criminal records.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

[2] On December 6, police reported that the bomb was set off apparently by a text message sent from a boat at sea.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

Charges were brought against three individuals; Vince Muscat and Alfred and George Degiorgio.


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

[14] Caruana Galizia's guys do not believe that the defendants are guilty because Caruana Galizia has never mentioned them in her articles [6].


Question: When was Daphne Caruana Galizia born?

Daphne Caruana Galizia

Sources on the topic elsewhere Category:Reporters Category:Maltese homicide victims Category:People born in 1964 Class:Persons who died in 2017


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

The 69 Eyes is a rock band formed in 1989 in Helsinki.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

Its musical style is often accompanied by definitions of sleaze rock and goth rock.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

The band's Devils album, released in 2004, ranked first in the Finnish album chart in its first week of sales, as were 69 Eyes's two previous albums and the later Angels.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

[1] The band's albums Blessed Be, Paris Kills, Framed In Blood, Devils and Angels have sold a gold record in Finland, Paris Kills and Devils also platinum.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

From singles to gold record sales, Gothic Girl and Dance d'Amour have topped.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

Gold was also sold on DVD Helsinki Vampires.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

[2] The 69 Eyes' record label is Nuclear Blast.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

The band has been successful not only in Finland but also abroad, for example in 2005 The 69 Eyes had nearly 100 appearances in 15 different countries.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

[3] The 69 Eyes did their first tour of the United States in March 2006.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

The band then recorded a new album Angels, which came out on February 28, 2007.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

A special edition of Angels was also released on the same day, with the accompanying DVD containing the Perfect Skin music video, five live performances (from Whisky a Go Go), as well as an On The Route 69 image compilation.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

In 2007, The 69 Eyes played 125 gigs around the world.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

[4] On November 5, 2008, The 69 Eyes released a compilation box set Goth'n'Roll containing two albums from the band's later era; the albums Blessed Be and Paris Kills are remastered and include additional tracks.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

The third disc at Goth'n'Roll Archives contains pre-unreleased material, mixtapes and live recordings including a demo version of the song Gothic Girl from 1998.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

The fourth disc of the compilation is a DVD Helsinki Vampires, which contains a live recording of the band Tavastia Klublin's gig and additional material.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

The band released their ninth album on August 28, 2009, titled Back in Blood.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

The single Dead Girls are Easy was released from the album on 8 July.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

[5] The 69 Eyes' tenth studio album was released on September 28, 2012.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

The band celebrated the tenth album with the title of the record being its ordinal number in Roman terms, meaning X (album by The 69 Eyes).


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

In September 2012, a wine bearing the name The 69 Eyes RED was launched.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

[6] On April 22, 2016, the band released their eleventh studio album, titled Universal Monsters.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

Background The 69 Eyes bassist Archzie was a member of the band September, [7] based in Seinäjoki in the first half of the 1980s.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

Rami Kuusinen and Kimmo Miettinen's record label KumiBeat released the single Susi/Dracula from September, and the LP Sator.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

Thus, 69 Eyes has its roots deep in the early roots of the Finnish goth rock genre.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

[8] Composition Archzie (right. Arto Väinö Ensio Ojajärvi b. 27 September 1962) [9] — bass, backing vocals Bazie — (right. Pasi Moilanen b. 22 February 1969) guitar, backing vocals Jussi 69 (oik. Jussi Heikki Tapio Vuori b. 11 July 1972) [10] — drums Jyrki 69 (right. Jyrki Pekka Emil Linnankivi b. 15 October 1968) [10] — vocals Timo-Timo (right Timo Tapio Pitkänen b. 10 April 1966) [11] — guitar Former members Lotto (drums) played in the band on the first two singles before Jussi 69 in 1989—1991.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

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Releases Studio albums [12] [12] [12] [12] Live albums Compilation albums (a compilation originally released only in Japan) [12] DVDs Change Bat Habits — the Life and Times of The 69 Eyes, directed by Heta Hyttinen half-hour documentary, which premiered at the Tampere Film Festival on 7 March 2003.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

The documentary was later released in conjunction with The 69 Eyes' Goth'n'Roll compilation in 2008 under the name Bat Habit.


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The 69 Eyes

Helsinki Vampires Song Book, song notes and lyrics to twelve hits by The 69 Eyes.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

Love Kustannus, 2004 Zombie Love — Vampires, Ghosts and The 69 Eyes, a book featuring comics and illustrations by Jyrki 69, was released at the Helsinki Comic Book Festival on 23 September 2006.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

Deggael Communications, 2006 Route 69 — a Photographic Journey with The 69 Eyes, a photo book by Ville Juurikkala, was published in October 2006.


Question: Who is the drummer for 69Eyes band?

The 69 Eyes

Like Cost, 2006 The 69 Eyes Calendar 2008, wall calendar with band images for 2008 Record labels Nuclear Blast EMI/Virgin Records Cleopatra Records (USA) Alberts (UK) Carolina Records (USA) 456 Entertainment (USA) Poko Rekords (back-catalogue) Sources References Literature Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = The 69 Eyes & Juurikkala, Ville| title = Route 69| publisher = Like| year = 2006| id = ISBN 952-471-875-8}} On topic elsewhere Category:Finnish goth rock groups Category:Finns goth metal bands Category:Finnish hard rock bands Category:Bands and solo artists of the 1980s Category:Bands and solo artists of the 1990s Category:Bands and solo artists of the 2000-decade Category:Bands and solo artists of the 2010s Category:Key articles of the screening


Question: Is Pennsylvania named after William Penn?

Chester (Pennsylvania)

Chester is a borough in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, United States.


Question: Is Pennsylvania named after William Penn?

Chester (Pennsylvania)

It is located on the banks of the Delaware River between Philadelphia and Wilmington and is part of the so-called Delaware Valley Metropolitan Area.


Question: Is Pennsylvania named after William Penn?

Chester (Pennsylvania)

At the 2000 census, the town had 36854 inhabitants.


Question: Is Pennsylvania named after William Penn?

Chester (Pennsylvania)

[1] History The Chester area was part of the Swedish colony of New Sweden in the 1640s.


Question: Is Pennsylvania named after William Penn?

Chester (Pennsylvania)

The Swedes used the name Upland for the settlement.


Question: Is Pennsylvania named after William Penn?

Chester (Pennsylvania)

In 1641, a fortress called Mecoponacca was built in the area.


Question: Is Pennsylvania named after William Penn?

Chester (Pennsylvania)

[2] William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania, beached the territory of the present state at Upland on October 27, 1682, and named it Chester after the town of the same name in Cheshire, England.


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[3] Chester is the oldest city in Pennsylvania.


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[4] It served as the capital of Chester County, created in 1682, and, since 1789, of Delaware County, which had been sectioned from the southeastern part of Chester County.


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In 1851, however, the administration of the district was transferred to Media.


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Chester's courthouse, completed in 1724, is the oldest public building still standing in the United States.


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[3] [5] For the first two centuries of its history Chester was a thriving industrial city especially with machinery and shipbuilding employing people.


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[6] The largest shipyard of the post-American Civil War period, John Roach's Delaware River Iron Ship Building and Engine Works was located in Chester.


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After Roach, the shipyard operated under new owners until 1923 when it was sold to car manufacturer Ford.


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The Ford plant closed in 1961.


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[7] A large shipyard of the Sun Shipbuilding & Drydock Company also operated in Chester.


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It was sold in 1982 to Pennsylvania Shipbuilding Company and closed in 1989.


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[8] The United States Navy ships USS Chester (CL-1) and USS Chester (CA-27) were named after the town.


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During the World Wars of the 20th century, Chester's population increased significantly with the increased demands of manufacturing facilities.


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At its peak, the population was in the 1950s, when the city had over 66,000 inhabitants.


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With the gradual decline of industrial activity, the population has fallen to just under 37,000 in the 21st century.


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At the same time, poverty and crime rates have increased.


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In 1995, the township received a financially distressed municipality rating from the State of Pennsylvania.


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[4] Since 1996, $1.36 billion of public and private money has been invested in the city, which the city has worked to improve its amenity and attract businesses and create new jobs.


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[6] Administration under the charter of 22 April 1980, Chester is a so-called home rule municipality and its official name is the City of Chester.


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Local government is governed by a five-person council (city council), of which the mayor is one member and leader.


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[9] Since 2002, the mayor has been Wendell N. Butler, Jr.


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[10] The mayor and other councillors are elected by popular election at a time for four years.


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Each of the councillors is similarly responsible for running one of the city's five wards.


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[11] The city has its own fire and police department.


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[12] [13] The town has a U.S. Postal Service post office.


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[14] Chester is home to the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections' prison SCI Chester, which opened in April 1998.


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It is the state's first prison designed to treat inmates with substance abuse problems, as well as the state's first smoke-free prison.


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[15] Geography Chester is located on the banks of the Delaware River.


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Through the township descends the Delaware tributary Chester Creek, and another tributary, Ridley Creek, forms the boundary between Chester and the neighboring municipality of Eddystone.


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The town covers an area of 15.5 square kilometres, of which 3.1 square miles (21 percent) is water.


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The largest park in the city is the 29-acre-wide Chester Park.


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[16] Chester is bordered by Trainer Borough, Upper Chichester Township, Chester Township, Upland Borough, Parkside Borough, Ridley Township, and Eddystone Borough.


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Along the resistance banks of the Delaware River are Logan Township and Greenwich Township, part of Gloucester County, New Jersey.


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Population At the 2000 census [1], Chester had a population of 36854, 12814 households, and 8126 families.


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Of the residents, 18.9 per cent were white in their race, 75.7 per cent were black or African-American, 0.2 per cent Native American, 0.6 per cent Asian, 0.0 per cent Native Pacific Islanders, 3.0 per cent belonging to some other race, and 1.5 per cent belonging to two or belonging to more races.


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Latinos, regardless of race, made up 5.4 percent of residents.


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Outside the United States, 2.5% of residents had been born.


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47.1% of residents were male and 52.9% were female.


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29.8% of residents were under the age of 18 and 11.8% were 65 years of age or older.


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The median age was 30.6 years.


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The average earned income was $13052 with 27.2% of the population living below the poverty line.


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Traffic Chester's east—west directions streets are numbered and north—south directions are designated.


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The main street is called Avenue of the States.


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Among major highways through Chester run Interstate 95, Interstate 476, U.S.


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Route 13, U.S.


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Route 322, Pennsylvania Route 291, Pennsylvania Route 320, and Pennsylvania Route 352.


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The Commodore Barry Bridge is the only bridge crossing the Delaware River in the city area.


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Public bus and rail service in Chester is operated by the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA).


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The principal rail and bus station is the Chester Transportation Center.


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About four miles southwest of it is the Highland Avenue railway station.


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Local trains on SEPTA's R2 line (Newark—Philadelphia) stop at both stations.


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[17] [18] Philadelphia International Airport is located approximately 10 kilometres northeast of the city.


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Attractions Chester has six historic sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places: [19] 1724 Chester Courthouse Chester Waterside Station of the Philadelphia Electric Company Delaware County National Bank Old Main and Chemistry Building Second Street Bridge William Penn Landing Site Education Public basic education in Chester as well as Upland and Chester Township is responsible for the Chester Upland School District.


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Chester High School in Chester is the only high school in the district.


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[20] Chester has a private college Widener University.


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The school has been based in Chester since 1862, and until 1966 it was a military academy only.


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[21] The school also has campuses in Harrisburg and Exton and Wilmington, Delaware.


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[22] Sports The city has PPL Park, a football stadium built with funding from Delaware County and the state of Pennsylvania, where the Philadelphia Union of the Men's MLS League will play its home games starting in the 2010 season.


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[23] The Philadelphia Independency of the Women's WPS League is also scheduled to move to the stadium in the future.


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Widener University has 20 athletic teams competing in the Middle Atlantic Conferences of NCAA Division III.


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The teams are known by the nickname Widener Pride.


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[24] The university's principal athletic venues are the Schwartz Athletic Center, Leslie C. Quick Jr.


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Stadium and Edith R. Dixon Field.


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[25] In January 2007, Harrah's casino racetrack Harrah's Chester opened in the town.


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