Koivukylä

Koivukylä is a district (Finnish: kaupunginosa, Swedish: stadsdel) located in the city of Vantaa, Finland. It is situated in the northeastern part of the city, bordering the districts of Rekola, Havukoski, Päiväkumpu, and Nikinmäki. Koivukylä is known for its relatively dense residential areas, primarily consisting of apartment buildings and terraced houses.

The Koivukylä area has a long history, with evidence of settlement dating back centuries. The modern development of the district began in the mid-20th century, and it has continued to grow as part of the broader expansion of the Helsinki metropolitan area.

Koivukylä has its own railway station, serving as a stop on the Helsinki commuter rail network, providing convenient connections to Helsinki city center and other areas of the region. This makes it a popular residential area for commuters.

The district offers a range of services, including schools, kindergartens, shops, and healthcare facilities. There are also several parks and green spaces within the district, providing opportunities for recreation. Key landmarks include the Koivukylä Church and the Koivukylä library. The population of Koivukylä is significant, contributing substantially to the overall population of Vantaa.

The local administration of Koivukylä is handled by the city of Vantaa.