Ylivieska, Administrative center in Northern Ostrobothnia, Finland.
Ylivieska is a town along the Kalajoki River, situated approximately 130 kilometers south of Oulu in Northern Ostrobothnia. It functions as a commercial hub for the surrounding region, hosting numerous industrial and automotive enterprises.
The completion of the Ostrobothnia railway line in 1886 made the town a major transport junction connecting southern and northern Finland. This railway network shaped the town's subsequent development and economic importance.
The Culture Center Akustiikka features exhibition spaces and a concert hall where residents enjoy regular performances and art shows. Visitors will find a varied program that presents both local and regional artists throughout the year.
The town center clusters around commercial and industrial areas that are easily accessible by car or on foot. Visitors will find good parking options and a straightforward street layout that makes navigation simple.
The Savisilta, a concrete bridge completed in 1912, ranks among Finland's oldest structures of its kind and demonstrates early technological achievement. The bridge stands as a technical landmark from an era when concrete was rarely used in bridge construction.
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