Riistavesi (former municipality)

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Riistavesi is a former municipality in Finland. [1] It was established in 1923 in Kuopio province. Riistavesi became a part of Kuopio in 1973. [2] There were 2273 inhabitants in Riistavesi in 1970.[ citation needed ]

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