Keilalahti

Keilalahti is a bay Golfe of Finland traversed by the maritime Frontière which separates both Ville S Finnish the most populated, i.e. the Capitale Helsinki and its Western neighbor, Espoo.

Geography

Keilalahti is located in the Uusimaa and thus in the province of southernmost Finland. It is registered between the south-east of the commune of Espoo and the coasts of two island S of the south-west of the municipality of Helsinki which belong to the archipelago of the same name: Lehtisaari in the North-East and Lauttasaari in south-east.

Is bay corresponds precisely to part of the maritime frontage of the super-district called Suur-Tapiola, a subdivision of the second most populated commune of Finland. It coincides indeed with the southern half of the only coast of the district which one calls Otaniemi and at a small portion of the Eastern shore of his southernmost neighbor, Westend. However, these two districts raise both of Suur-Tapiola. It is there, moreover, which Keilaniemi is, a modern district of which the name in the same beginning as that of Keilalahti.

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