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	Sijoitu Seinäjoen seudulle - Karijoki
		Karijoki sijaitsee Etelä-Pohjanmaalla Karijoen ja Teuvanjoen laaksoissa Lapväärtinjoen pohjoispuolella.
		Tyypillisenä pohjalaisella maaseutukuntana Karijoki tarjoaa asukkailleen elämänlaatua: väljyyttä ja luonnonläheisyyttä asumiseen ja mutkattoman henkisen ympäristön omalle yrittäjätoiminnalle.
		Karijoki on myös yksi Suupohjan seutukunnan viidestä kunnasta.
	www.sjk.fi /mmm/kunnat/kuntaesittely/karijoki.html (78 words)

	Karijoki Cheer Team (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Karijoki Cheer Teamilta lähtee junnujoukkue kisaamaan junioreiden b-sarjaan Helsinkiin Munkkiniemen koululle 26.5.2007.
		Karijoki Cheer Teamin junnustunttiryhmä The Hippotamus Tribe kävi valloittamassa Munkkiniemen koulun lauantaina 24.3 ja palasi mukanaan kolmas sija ja ensimmäinen pokaali KCT-palkintokaappiin.
		Karijoki Cheer Teamista tuli helmikuussa vihdoinkin SCL:n jäsen. Asiaa pohdittiin melkein vuoden ajan ja päädyttiin liittymiseen.
	www.karijokicheerteam.com (290 words)

	Family of Magnus and Kristina Lisa KÄYRÄ. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Magnus Jacob Mattsson KÄYRÄ born 24-Jul-1853, Karijoki, Vaasan Laani, Finland, married 23-Sep-1877, in Karijoki, Vaasan Laani, Finland, Kristina Lisa Michelsdotter KUUTTILA, born 17-Sep-1855, Karijoki, Vaasan Laani, Finland, (daughter of Michel Jacobsson PIETILÄ and Greta Lisa Johan-Ericsdotter ISOMARTTINEN) died __-___-1940, Karijoki, Vaasan Laani, Finland.
		Children: i Hilda Maria MYLLYKOSKI born 24-Nov-1878, Karijoki, Vaasan Laani, Finland, died 26-Aug-1893, Karijoki, Vaasan Laani, Finland.
		v Otto Viljami MYLLYKOSKI born 24-Sep-1887, Karijoki, Vaasan Laani, Finland, died __-___-1970, Karijoki, Vaasan Laani, Finland.
	my.tbaytel.net /bmartin/bk256.htm (168 words)

	Wolf Cave
		The multidisciplinary research project at the Wolf Cave cavern on Vargberget (“Wolf Mountain”) in Kristinestad near the border of Karijoki was initiated in 1997.
		The investigations at the cavern are being carried out by the National Board of Antiquities, in collaboration with the Geological Survey of Finland and the Helsinki University Department of Geology.
		The cavern is owned by the municipality of Karijoki, that was going to empty out the cavern and open it as a tourist attraction.
	www.susiluola.com /Wolf/eng.htm (276 words)

	Emigration from Finland to Canada Before the First World
		There were 6 communes (Karvia, Karijoki, Kauhajoki, Jalasjärvi, Alavus, and Lapua) from which the number of Canada-bound emigrants was at least 30.
		All these communes, excluding Helsinki, are located in the southern parts of Vaasa Province or in the northern parts of Turku and Pori Province, and it seems that a special area of emigration from Finland to Canada can be delineated.
		The core area of this emigration comprised the communes of Karijoki, Isojoki, Kauhajoki, Karvia, Jalasjärvi, Peraseinäjoki, Alavus, Ähtäri and Saarijärvi.
	www.genealogia.fi /emi/art/article227e.htm (3545 words)

	Karijoki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The municipality of Karijoki is situated in southern Ostrobothnia, in the middle of the Suupohja area.
		The wide planes typical of the region are also present in Karijoki, but there is more variety.
		Karijoki municipal offices, Kristiinantie 3, SF 64350 Karijoki Finland, tel.
	www.travel.fi /etela-pohjanmaa/int/karijoki.html (79 words)

	Suomiopas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In Karijoki the traveller will meet the genuinely Finnish, scenic and untainted nature.
		The highest point in Karijoki is the 146 metres high Iso-Kakkori hill.
		In southwestern Karijoki, you will find the grand Paarmanninvuori with nearby skiing centre and jumping hill.
	www.suomiopas.fi /index3.php?page=2282 (144 words)

	GlobalFreeloaders.com / Karijoki / Finland / Stay for Free (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		GlobalFreeloaders.com / Karijoki / Finland / Stay for Free
		All these GlobalFreeloaders members are in Karijoki and may be available to host you while you're in the area.
		All you need to do is sign up to GlobalFreeloaders.com, and you could be arranging your stay in Karijoki with them in minutes!
	www.globalfreeloaders.com /memberlocations.php?city=karijoki&code=FI-15-735725 (122 words)

	Ostrobothnia excursion programme
		Karijoki: Pyhävuori -hill, raised beaches, postglacial land uplift and its effect on Pleistocene stratigraphy on Bothnian area
		Karijoki: Esker section with Weichselian glacial stratigraphy and fluvial deposit (Kalervo's pit)
		Karijoki: Susiluola -cave ("Varg grottan"), presumably a dwelling site of Pleistocene man, cave sediment stratigraphy and problems of dating the cave material
	www.helsinki.fi /geologia/Ostrobothnia/osterbottenprogram.htm (194 words)

	(GCM78F) Susiluola by perttuh
		It is located in Kristiinankaupunki, but municipality of Karijoki is owner of the area.
		There is distinct signpost by the side of highway 663 (between Kristiinankaupunki and Karijoki) pointing to Susiluola cave.
		The road to cave area may be blocked by snow in winter.
	www.geocaching.com /seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=2e4f2bd4-e4e5-4f5e-8e71-a588cc7560ef (770 words)

	Pyhävuori
		There are about 5 km illuminated skiing tracks and different track alternatives, in total about 40 km.
		The longer tracks to the village of Dagsmark and Karijoki are very popular.
		For the smallest ones there is a track of 1 km.
	www.susiluola.fi /eng/pyhavuori_eng.php (707 words)

	Museovirasto
		The oldest evidence of human activity in Finland is from the Susiluola cave site dating back over 100,000 years to before the last Ice Age.
		The cave is situated at the border of Kristiinankaupunki and Karijoki in Southern Ostrobothnia in Western Finland.
		The area of Finland was resettled after the Ice Age, and around 9,000 years ago there were dwelling sites of the so-called Suomusjärvi Culture in the southern and northern parts of the country.
	www.nba.fi /en/nmf_permanentexhibitions (3681 words)

	Oravareitti (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Note: Carrying the canoe across the yard straight is totally permitted as long as you remember proper deportment.
		Karijoki river is swift and without obstacles with the exception of two bridges, which can be passed easily.
		Kaitajärvi is long and narrow lake with uninhabited shores.
	www.oravareitti.net /en/reitti.htm (815 words)

	Ahnentafel List for Bill Martin
		25-Mar-1858, in Karijoki, Vaasan Laani, Finland, Maja (Maria) Sofia Jacobsdotter PENTILÄ, b.
		(1) 1851, in Karijoki, Vaasan Laani, Finland, Johan Samuelsson RAJAMÄKI, b.
		(2) 25-Mar-1858, in Karijoki, Vaasan Laani, Finland, Filip Johansson (MYLLYKOSKI) RAJAMÄKI, b.
	my.tbaytel.net /bmartin/ahnentaf.htm (366 words)

	Bengtilä Line
		My Bengtilä line traces my ancestors to the villages of Isojoki, Lapväärtti, Karijoki, Kullaa, and Ulvila.
		The name was changed to Penttila in the late 1800s.
		I put all the names here as I have found them in the parish records.
	my.execpc.com /~mhemming/benggen1.html (41 words)

	Legends of Hockey -- Silverware -- 1948-49 Calder Memorial Trophy Winner -- Lund, Pentti
		PENTTI LUND was the first Finnish born player to win an NHL trophy.
		Although born in Karijoki, not far from Helsinki, the LUND family moved to Port Arthur, Ontario (now Thunder Bay) when PENTTI was just six years old.
		He learned his hockey talents on the numerous outdoor rinks that Port Arthur housed at the time.
	www.legendsofhockey.net:8080 /LegendsOfHockey/jsp/SilverwareTrophyWinner.jsp?tro=CMT&year=1948-49 (217 words)

	Timo Koskela: Personal Info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I was born in Karijoki which is a little place in the westcoast of Finland.
		In 1989 I moved to Tampere to study electrical engineering in Tampere University of Technology.
		See research page for more information on my work.
	users.tkk.fi /~timoko/personal.html (83 words)

	Activities
		The fishing possibilities are excellent since the cottages are situated by lakes.
		There is also a Karijoki fly fishing area from Viitakoski dam to Auvinen bridge.
		A rowing boat is available for your daily use.
	www.kaartila.com /activities.html (264 words)

	This Week in Sex by Dan Reines - Nerve.com
		With more than two million people in a nation of thirty million infected with HIV, Kenya is in dire straits, especially given the low esteem in which many Kenyans hold safe sex.
		"It's like eating a sweet with a wrapper," said taxi driver James Karijoki.
		You have to have sex, those who will die will die, and whoever does not get AIDS, then good for him."
	www.nerve.com /regulars/thisweekinsex/07-20-01 (915 words)

	Contact
		Questions, feedback and comments can also be sent with Contact form.
		These web-pages are made by Karijoki municipality and city of Kristiinankaupunki
		Photos: National Board of Antiquities, Karijoki Municipality, City of Kristiinankaupunki
	www.susiluola.fi /eng/contact.php (49 words)

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