The Ostrobothnia region is located in western Finland, bordered by the Gulf of Bothnia to the west. It is known for its flat landscapes, agricultural areas, and numerous lakes. The region includes several municipalities, with the largest city being Vaasa, which serves as a cultural and economic hub. Ostrobothnia has a rich history influenced by both Finnish and Swedish cultures. The area is characterized by its unique wooden architecture and traditional festivals. The region is also home to the Ostrobothnian dialect, a distinct form of the Finnish language, reflecting the local heritage and identity.