Saarijarvi

Saarijarvi is a Finnish town placed inside the Saarijarvi Viitasaari sub place, in the province of Central Finland. The town has nine 422 inhabitants and covers an area of 1 422, 72 km2, of which 171, 00 km2 are waterways. The populace density is 7.73 inhabitants / km2 and is placed approximately 60 kilometers north of Jyvaskyla. The municipality of Pylkonmaki turned into connected to Lake Saarijarvi at the beginning of 2009. Saarijarvi's precious cultural environment consists of, among different things, the country of Kolkanlahti, which homes the Museum of the Supreme, and the Kolkanniemi Priesthood.

In February 2014, Timo Rosanne started as Mayor of Saarijarvi after Janne Kinnunen became Mayor of Viitasaari in October 2013. The Saarijarvi area has been inhabited for more than 8,000 years, with archaeological finds inside the Summassaare area and the Stone Age Village as a reminder. The written inscriptions on settlement begin within the 1550s, whilst King Gustav Vaasa led a lively agreement. Thus, in 1628, the chapel church of the Rautalamm changed into installed, which quickly became an independent church in 1639.