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Kotka
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Kotka (kōt`kä), city (1998 pop. 55,551), Southern Finland prov., SE Finland, on the Gulf of Finland. It is a major export center for paper, pulp, and timber, and it has chemical industries. It was chartered in 1878.
Kotka 

a city in Finland, situated on the islands at the mouth of the Kymi River, near the northern coast of the Gulf of Finland. Adminstrative center of Kymi Province. Population, 34,-000 (1970). It is connected by rail with the mainland. Kotka is a major port for the export of timber products. The city has a sawmill, a pulp and paper plant, a sugar refinery, chemical enterprises (including a superphosphate plant), and factories producing equipment for the timber industry.



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Ahlstrom will start cooperation procedures at its plant in Karhula, Finland eliminating about 70 blue-collar and 30 white-collar employees next week.
The questionnaire has been previously validated against interview data (Eloranta and Tittonen, 2006; Karhula and Pakkanen, 2005).
Ahlstrom Glass Fiber Oy, Karhula, Finland +358 (5) 224 2444 * www.
 
 
 
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