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Virolahti
Contact details
| Name: | Municipality of Virolahti |
|---|---|
| Internet: | http://www.virolahti.fi/ |
| Post address: | PL 14, 49901 VIROLAHTI |
| Visiting address: | Opintie 4, VIROLAHTI |
| Phone: | +358 5 74 912 |
| Fax: | +358 5 347 1867 |
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