concentrated to the south of the first Salpausselkä, as well as around the lakes of Ruuhijärvi, Sylvöjärvi and Oksjärvi. The till areas are dotted with bedrock protrusions, such as the high Ukonvuori hill in the east. The rocks on the south side of the Salpausselkäs tend to be lower and more rounded, and the majority of the bedrock consists of granite. All of the lakes of Nastola, which are also all part of the Kymijärvi drainage basin, are situated to the north of the first Salpausselkä; to its south are several smaller streams of water. List of villages Arrajoki, Immilä, Koiskala, Lankila, Pyhäntaka, Ruuhijärvi, Uusikylä, Vanaja, Villähde, Kirkonkylä, Rakokivi, Seesta- Luhtaanmaa, Järvinen, Tapiola. Attractions Pajulahti Sports Institute Anni Kaste Memorial stone Defenders of the home country memorial stone Nastola cemetery German memorial King's Ridge observation tower King's fountain Ruuhijärvi cultural landscape Mountain Troll's observation tower Engel's storehouse Immilä mill Kumia mill Nastola church Nastola history museum Taarasti Art Center Notable people from Nastola Adelaïde Ehrnrooth, feminist author Elsi Borg, architect Eduard Polón, founder of Nokia Valtteri Bottas, Formula 1 driver Veli-Matti Lindström, ski jumper References External links Municipality of Nastola – Official website Nastola Former municipalities of Finland