and Jämsä to Laukaa. The meltwater of the Weichselian glaciation associated with its formation and melting has shaped several Jämsä valleys. The meltwater of the glacier flowed through the numerous transition valleys of the present-day Jämsä area. Culture Food In the 1980s, Jämsä's traditional parish dishes were called liponen (meat cooked with turnip chips and barley groats), piimätalkkuna and grandma's buns. Sports Jämsänkosken Ilves is a sports club in Jämsä. Himos Skiresort is located in Jämsä. See also Längelmäki Länkipohja Battle of Länkipohja Jämsänkoski Jämsänkosken Ilves Jämsä sub-region Finnish national road 58 References External links Town of Jämsä – Official website, finnish, english Cities and towns in Finland Populated places established in 1866 1866 establishments in the Russian Empire Rally Finland