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Photo: Teemu Vehkaoja, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
A historic navigational aid from 1858, designed by Albin Stjerncreutz.
The Keskiniemi beacon tower, often referred to as the Karvo beacon tower, is a historic daymark located on a promontory of Keskiniemi in the northwestern part of Hailuoto island in the Gulf of Bothnia in Finland. The tower was built in 1858 to alert the vessels about sandbars reaching northwest from the site. It is the oldest surviving navigational aid on Hailuoto island. The tower has structural similarities with the Härkmeri beacon tower built in 1857.
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Lighthouse from 1872. A wind turbine park nearby.
Museum area of 20 buildings. The main building of Kniivilä has been preserved as it was when the last inhabitants lived there from the beginning of the 20th century to the 1970s.
Hailuodon kirjasto
Exhibitions of local art. Normal library services; part of the OUTI cooperation, so the same online resources as in Oulu's library – but usage may require registration in some OUTI library and recognised authorisation, such as by Finnish bank codes.
A concrete piece of spatial art by Hai Art, built in summer 2014 in Ulkokarvo.
Large sandy beach. Popular, but not official, so no infrastructure at the beach itself. There is a small marina with a campfire site.