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Elimaen vesitorni
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The construction of Elimaki Water Tower was completed in 1957. It has a capacity of 380 cubic meters.
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Location : Elimaki
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Eurajoen vesitorni
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Eurajoki Water Tower was built in 1985. It has a capacity of 900 cubic meters, and is 45 meters high. The tower has Foucault pendulum which demonstrates the rotation of the Earth.
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Location : Eurajoki
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Haukilahden vesitorni
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Haukilahti Water Tower was built in 1968, and has a capacity of 4100 cubic meters. It is used as a restaurant Haikaranpesa at present, and the restaurant serves a Finnish-style buffet.
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Location : Espoo
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Karhulan vesitorni
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Karhula Water Tower was built in 1960. It has a capacity of 2130 cubic meters.
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Location : Kotka
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Lauttasaaren vesitorni
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Lauttasaari Water Tower was built in 1958. It has a capacity of 4500 cubic meters.
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Location : Helsinki
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Myllypuron vesitorni
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Myllypuro Water Tower was built in 1965. It contains two separate water towers, and the total capasity is 13400 cubic meters. The bigger water tower has a capasity of 11000 cubic meters, and the smaller tower on the top of the other has a capasity of 2400.
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Location : Helsinki
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Roihuvuoren vesitorni (Vesirousku)
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Roihuvuori Water Tower was built 1976-1978. It has a capacity of 12000 cubic meters. The tower is 52 meters high, and the widest diameter is 66,7 meters.
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Location : Helsinki
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