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'''Topeno''' is a [[village]] in the western part of the municipality of [[Loppi]] in [[Tavastia Proper]], [[Finland]]. Together with the village of [[Vojakkala (Loppi)|Vojakkala]], Topeno is one of the nationally significant built [[cultural environment]]s in Finland.<ref name="rky">[https://ift.tt/2KUJU9B Topenon ja Vojakkalan kylät – Museovirasto] (in Finnish)</ref>
The village of Topeno is first mentioned in documents in 1470.<ref name="hamewiki">[https://ift.tt/3sID8qo Topenon kylä - Häme Wiki] (in Finnish)</ref> The oldest known houses in Topeno are Hurri, Tirra, Hemmo, Suutari, Sorri, Hokraa and Peura. Newer farms are Siukola, Lukana, Kallela, Pekkala and Ollikkala. The village was divided during the [[Great Partition (Sweden)|Great Partition]] into a large village formed by the old village center and a small village formed by Vähä-Peura, Iso-Peura and Hokkala, which has been inhabited since the 17th century.<ref name="hamewiki"/> Today, the main houses of the large village of Topeno, Hemmo, Sorri, Hurri and Suutari, are located in a row north of the Topeno River along the Topenontie. The buildings of the village date mainly from the 1910s and 1920s. Between the big and small village stands a [[school]] building built in 1899 and expanded in 1923, which since autumn 2010 has been operating under the name of West Loppi School (''Länsi-Lopen koulu'') with the help of three teachers and also receives students from Vojakkala.<ref>[https://ift.tt/2MLAAIZ Länsi-Loppi] (in Finnish)</ref> There are three to four [[rapids]] in the Topeno River near the village, which used to use many [[mill]]s for [[hydropower]].<ref name="rky"/>
==See also==
* [[Finnish national road 54]]
* [[Vojakkala (Loppi)]]
==References==
[[Category:Loppi]]
[[Category:Villages in Finland]]
The village of Topeno is first mentioned in documents in 1470.<ref name="hamewiki">[https://ift.tt/3sID8qo Topenon kylä - Häme Wiki] (in Finnish)</ref> The oldest known houses in Topeno are Hurri, Tirra, Hemmo, Suutari, Sorri, Hokraa and Peura. Newer farms are Siukola, Lukana, Kallela, Pekkala and Ollikkala. The village was divided during the [[Great Partition (Sweden)|Great Partition]] into a large village formed by the old village center and a small village formed by Vähä-Peura, Iso-Peura and Hokkala, which has been inhabited since the 17th century.<ref name="hamewiki"/> Today, the main houses of the large village of Topeno, Hemmo, Sorri, Hurri and Suutari, are located in a row north of the Topeno River along the Topenontie. The buildings of the village date mainly from the 1910s and 1920s. Between the big and small village stands a [[school]] building built in 1899 and expanded in 1923, which since autumn 2010 has been operating under the name of West Loppi School (''Länsi-Lopen koulu'') with the help of three teachers and also receives students from Vojakkala.<ref>[https://ift.tt/2MLAAIZ Länsi-Loppi] (in Finnish)</ref> There are three to four [[rapids]] in the Topeno River near the village, which used to use many [[mill]]s for [[hydropower]].<ref name="rky"/>
==See also==
* [[Finnish national road 54]]
* [[Vojakkala (Loppi)]]
==References==
[[Category:Loppi]]
[[Category:Villages in Finland]]
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