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- 1635. Pihtipudas gained a chapel in 1780 and a church in 1833, while in 1863 it became an independent parish. The scenery and history of Pihtipudas are...
- Alvajärvi is a lake located in Pihtipudas in Finland. Pihtipudas is a muni****lity of Finland. It is located in northern Central Finland along the highway...
- understanding of the "grandma from Pihtipudas" is constantly re-evaluated as slightly greater. The concept of the grandma from Pihtipudas is said to have been invented...
- Pihtipudas TV Mast is a mast built in 1952 in Pihtipudas, Finland. It has a height of 321 metres (1,053 ft). List of tallest structures in Finland 63°17′19″N...
- Laukaa Muurame Keuruu Saarijärvi Viitasaari Hankasalmi Joutsa Karstula Pihtipudas Petäjävesi Uurainen Konne- vesi Toivakka Multia Kinnula Kannonkoski Kyyjärvi...
- opus". The film was inspired by a 7 March 1969 m**** shooting incident in Pihtipudas, Finland, in which a smallholder shot and killed four armed policemen...
- Närpes Oravais Oripää Orivesi Paimio Parkano Pedersöre Perho Petäjävesi Pihtipudas Pirkkala Pomarkku Pori Punkalaidun Pyhäranta Pälkäne Pöytyä Raisio Rauma...
- square kilometre (10.9/sq mi). Neighbour muni****lities are Pielavesi, Pihtipudas, Tervo, Vesanto and Viitasaari. Despite its name, the muni****lity is...
- 2/sq mi). Neighbour muni****lities are Haapavesi, Kärsämäki, Nivala, Pihtipudas, Pyhäjärvi, Reisjärvi and Sievi. The muni****lity is unilingually Finnish...
- Peräseinäjoki and, to some extent, Pihtipudas, though the latter is mostly ****ociated with the proverbial "grandmother from Pihtipudas" explained above. They are...