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Encyclopedia > Nykarleby
Nykarleby stad
Uudenkaarlepyyn kaupunki
Coat of Arms
City Nykarleby (1620)
Administrative Province Western Finland
Historical Province Ostrobothnia
Area
 - Total
 - Land
 - Water

814 kmē
714 kmē
100 kmē
Population
 - Total (2003-12-31)
 - Density

7,450
10.3/kmē
Time zone Helsinki, Riga, Tallinn: UTC+2

Nykarleby, or Uusikaarlepyy in Finnish, is a municipality of Finland.


It is located in the province of Western Finland and is part of the Ostrobothnia region. The municipality is bilingual, with majority being Swedish and minority Finnish speakers.


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Nykarleby :: In English (954 words)
Welcome to Nykarleby - the town by the river - which was founded in 1620 by Gustaf II Adolf.
Birgitta Church, which lies by the bridge crossing the river of Nykarleby, is one of the most famous sights of the town.
The plan was to connect the mainline station of Kovjoki to the city of Nykarleby and its harbour at the Baltic.
Nykarleby, Finland (140 words)
20km/12.5mi south of Jakobstad lies the town of Nykarleby (Finnish name Uusikaarlepyy), founded in 1620, where Per Brahe established the first secondary school in Österbotten (1640).
Nykarleby was the birthplace in 1818 of Zachris Topelius, the most important Finland-Swedish poet of the 19th century after Runeberg; the house in which he was born is now a museum.
Near Nykarleby General von Döbeln defeated a Russian army during the Swedish-Russian war of 1808-09.
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