Subdivisions of Tampere

The city of Tampere, the second largest city and urban area of Finland after Helsinki, can be divided into various sorts of subdivisions. The subdivisions include neighbourhoods, districts, major districts and postal code areas. The plethora of different official ways to divide the city is a source of some confusion to the inhabitants, as different kinds of subdivisions often share similar or identical names.

A map of Tampere

Districts

List of Tampere districts and quarters

  • 1 Tampere central major district
  • 2 Tampere northeastern major district
    • Messu
      • Uusikylä
      • Ruotula
      • Huikas
      • Takahuhti
      • Hakametsä
      • Ristinarkku
      • Aakkula
      • Messukylä
      • Pappila
    • Tasa
    • Leino
      • Linnainmaa
      • Leinola
      • Holvasti
      • Vehmainen
      • Hankkio
  • 3 Tampere southeastern major district
  • 4 Tampere southern major district
    • Härmä
      • Härmälä
      • Sarankulma
      • Rantaperkiö
    • Koivisto
      • Taatala
      • Koivistonkylä
      • Veisu
      • Korkinmäki
      • Nirva
    • Peltoo
      • Lakalaiva
      • Peltolammi
      • Multisilta
      • Vuores
      • Lahdesjärvi
  • 5 Tampere southwestern major district
  • 6 Tampere northwestern major district
    • Liela
      • Lielahti
      • Pohtola
      • Lintulampi
      • Niemenranta
      • Ryydynpohja
    • Lentävä
      • Niemi
      • Lentävänniemi
  • 7 Tampere northern major district
    • Aito
      • Nurmi
      • Sorila
      • Aitoniemi
    • Kämmen
      • Kämmenniemi
      • Viitapohja
    • Terä
      • Polso
      • Terälahti
      • Velaatta
  • 8 Other Tampere district
    • Taraste
    • Hiedanranta

See also

Sources

  • Tampere alueittain 2016 (in Finnish). Tampereen kaupunki. 2016. Retrieved June 21, 2020.
  • Tampereen väestö 31.12.2014 (PDF) (in Finnish). Tampereen kaupunki. 2015. Retrieved June 21, 2020.
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