Loimaa
Loimaa is in the inland of Finland Proper. Alastaro, Mellilä and Metsämaa have been merged with the city and are included below. Virttaa is a village in Alastaro.
Wikimedia, Public domain.- Town with about 15,400 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 80 metres (270 feet)
- …has the IATA airport code QZJ
- Description: town in the region of Southwest Finland, Finland
- Neighbors
Places of Interest
Discover Loimaa Railway Station and Loimaa Town Church.
Loimaa Railway Station
Loimaa railway station is located in the town of Loimaa, Finland.
Loimaa
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Latitude
60.8516° or 60° 51′ 6″ north
Longitude
23.058° or 23° 3′ 29″ east
UN/LOCODE
FI LMA
Open location code
9GG5V325+J6
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place = town
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In Other Languages
From Albanian to Western Mari—“Loimaa” goes by many names.
LoimaaAlbanian
ԼոյմաաArmenian
conceyu de LoimaaAsturian
LoimaaAsturian
Loimaa (conceyu de Finlandia)Asturian
ЛоймааBashkir
ЛоймааBelarusian
LoimaaCatalan
LoimaaCebuano
洛伊馬Chinese
洛伊马Chinese
LoimaaCzech
LoimaaDanish
LoimaaDutch
لويماEgyptian Arabic
LoimaaEsperanto
Loimaa linnEstonian
LoimaaFinnish
Loimaan kauppalaFinnish
Loimaan kaupunkiFinnish
LoimijokiFinnish
LoimaaGalician
ΛόιμααGreek
LoimāHawaiian
לואימןHebrew
LoimaaHungarian
LoimaaIcelandic
LoimaaInari Sami
LoimaaIrish
LoimaaItalian
ロイマーJapanese
ЛоймаKomi-Permyak
로이마Korean
LoimaaLatin
LoimaLithuanian
LoimaaLombard
ЛоймааMoksha
LoimaaNorthern Sami
LoimaaNorwegian
LoimaaNorwegian Bokmål
LoimaaNorwegian Nynorsk
لویماPersian
LoimaaPolish
LoimaaRomanian
ЛоймааRussian
LoimaaSerbo-Croatian
LoimaaSkolt Sami
LoimaaSlovak
LoimaaSwedish
LoimijokiSwedish
LoimaaTumbuka
LoimaaTurkish
ЛоймааUkrainian
لوئیماUrdu
LoimaaVeps
LoimaaVietnamese
ЛоймааWestern Mari
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