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Kiemi

Kemi lies at the mouth of the Kemijoki, one of the great rivers flowing into the northern Gulf of Bothnia. The river's salmon fishery and the market drew people to its estuary, while the broad parish of Kemi reached far inland. The parish is recorded in 1329. Two wooden chapels preceded the stone church built in the early sixteenth century, near the market place at Haminasaari.

References

  1. saints.dh.gu.se/explore/places/5220
  2. www.suomenkalakirjasto.fi/power-economy-surpassed-the-advantages-of-fishing-the-history-of-salmon-in-the-kemijoki-river-from-past-to-present-kemijoki-was-once-finlands-most-important-salmon-river-the-significance/