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Ylihärmä is a small town along the Lapuanjoki river. The wooden church was constructed between 1785 and 1787. It is topped with a bell tower added in 1828, designed by the renowned architect Carl Ludwig Engel.

This bridge made of steel allows you to cross the Kyrönjoki river in all safety. It's located close to the villages of Valtaala and Napue.

Located in Southern Ostrobothnia, the Kyrönjoki river (or "Kyro älv" in Swedish) flows into the Gulf of Bothnia. It's one of the most important rivers in Western Finland.

Vähäkyrö ceased to exist as an independent town around a decade ago, when a referendum decided that the city would be incorporated to Vaasa. Vähäkyrö then became the first ever exclave in the history of sovereign Finland.

Monument with bench and table. The commemorated battle happened in 1714 between the then Swedish Empire and the Tzardom of Russia.

Ylihärmän kirkko is a wooden 24-cornered cruciform church in Ylihärmä, Kauhava, Finland. The onion-headed steeple rises from the centre of the church. Construction of the church began as early as 1785 without an official building permit in order to save time. The building permit was issued in 1786 for the already 14 cubic metres high, half-finished church. The church was completed in 1787, designed and built by Kaapo Hakola.