Enontekiö, known as "Eanodat" in the Sami language, is the northernmost municipality in Finland, located in Lapland at the convergence of the Ounasjoki and Muonio rivers. The region experiences long, cold winters with average temperatures below freezing from October to April, and short, warm summers with temperatures averaging 15°C in July. Enontekiö has a rich history as a traditional reindeer herding area, with evidence of human habitation dating back to the Stone Age. The municipality's cultural heritage is strongly influenced by the indigenous Sami people, who continue to play an important role in local traditions and livelihoods.
Geographic Data for Enontekiö, Lapponia, Finland
| Latitude | 68° 23.144' |
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| Longitude | 23° 37.929' |
| Timezone | Europe/Helsinki |