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	\| subdivision_name2 = [[Inner Savonia ~~sub-region~~]]		\| subdivision_name2 = [[Inner Savonia]]
	\| leader_title = Municipal manager		\| leader_title = Municipal manager
	\| leader_name = Risto Niemelä		\| leader_name = Risto Niemelä

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	==Culture==		==Culture==
	===Music===		===Music===
	The Finnish rock band Grand Merlin, originally from Rautalampi, made a Finnish-language [[~~Cover version\|~~cover version]] of the 1974 [[Lynyrd Skynyrd]] single "[[Sweet Home Alabama]]" in 1983. The song under the name "Rautalampi" was written by the band's bassist Hannu Niskanen.<ref>{{cite book\|first=Janne\|last=Rönkkö\|title=Lynyrd Skynyrd: Etelän vapaat linnut\|chapter=Puistoblues 1996 avasi ovet kaikkiaan seitsemälle Suomen-keikalle\|page=185\|publisher=Docendo\|year=2023\|isbn=978-952-382-589-5\|language=fi}}</ref>		The Finnish rock band Grand Merlin, originally from Rautalampi, made a Finnish-language [[cover version]] of the 1974 [[Lynyrd Skynyrd]] single "[[Sweet Home Alabama]]" in 1983. The song under the name "Rautalampi" was written by the band's bassist Hannu Niskanen.<ref>{{cite book\|first=Janne\|last=Rönkkö\|title=Lynyrd Skynyrd: Etelän vapaat linnut\|chapter=Puistoblues 1996 avasi ovet kaikkiaan seitsemälle Suomen-keikalle\|page=185\|publisher=Docendo\|year=2023\|isbn=978-952-382-589-5\|language=fi}}</ref>

	===Food===		===Food===

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	The Finnish rock band Grand Merlin, originally from Rautalampi, made a Finnish-~~languaged~~ [[Cover version\|cover version]] of the ~~song~~ "[[Sweet Home Alabama]]" in 1983. The song under the name "Rautalampi" was written by the band's bassist Hannu Niskanen.<ref>{{cite book\|first=Janne\|last=Rönkkö\|title=Lynyrd Skynyrd: Etelän vapaat linnut\|chapter=Puistoblues 1996 avasi ovet kaikkiaan seitsemälle Suomen-keikalle\|page=185\|publisher=Docendo\|year=2023\|isbn=978-952-382-589-5\|language=fi}}</ref>		The Finnish rock band Grand Merlin, originally from Rautalampi, made a Finnish-language [[Cover version\|cover version]] of the 1974 [[Lynyrd Skynyrd]] single "[[Sweet Home Alabama]]" in 1983. The song under the name "Rautalampi" was written by the band's bassist Hannu Niskanen.<ref>{{cite book\|first=Janne\|last=Rönkkö\|title=Lynyrd Skynyrd: Etelän vapaat linnut\|chapter=Puistoblues 1996 avasi ovet kaikkiaan seitsemälle Suomen-keikalle\|page=185\|publisher=Docendo\|year=2023\|isbn=978-952-382-589-5\|language=fi}}</ref>

	===Food===		===Food===

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	'''Rautalampi''' ({{IPA-fi\|ˈrɑu̯tɑˌlɑmpi}}) is a [[municipalities of Finland\|municipality]] of [[Finland]]. It is located in the [[Northern Savonia]] [[regions of Finland\|region]]. The municipality has a population of {{formatnum:		'''Rautalampi''' ({{IPA\|fi\|ˈrɑu̯tɑˌlɑmpi}}) is a [[municipalities of Finland\|municipality]] of [[Finland]]. It is located in the [[Northern Savonia]] [[regions of Finland\|region]]. The municipality has a population of {{formatnum:
	{{Data Finland municipality/population count\|Rautalampi}}}} ({{#time: j F Y\|{{Data Finland municipality/population count\|sourcedate}}}})<ref name="population_count" /> and covers an area of {{convert\|{{Data Finland municipality/total area\|Rautalampi}}\|km2}} of which {{convert\|{{Data Finland municipality/waters area\|Rautalampi}}\|km2\|abbr=on}} is water.<ref name="total_area" /> The [[population density]] is {{convert\|{{Data Finland municipality/population density\|Rautalampi\|round=2}}\|PD/km2}}. The municipality is unilingually [[Finnish language\|Finnish]].		{{Data Finland municipality/population count\|Rautalampi}}}} ({{#time: j F Y\|{{Data Finland municipality/population count\|sourcedate}}}})<ref name="population_count" /> and covers an area of {{convert\|{{Data Finland municipality/total area\|Rautalampi}}\|km2}} of which {{convert\|{{Data Finland municipality/waters area\|Rautalampi}}\|km2\|abbr=on}} is water.<ref name="total_area" /> The [[population density]] is {{convert\|{{Data Finland municipality/population density\|Rautalampi\|round=2}}\|PD/km2}}. The municipality is unilingually [[Finnish language\|Finnish]].

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	==Culture==		==Culture==
	===Music===		===Music===
	The Finnish band Grand Merlin, originally from Rautalampi, made a Finnish-languaged [[Cover version\|cover version]] of the song "[[Sweet Home Alabama]]" in 1983. The song under the name "Rautalampi" was written by the band's bassist Hannu Niskanen.<ref>{{cite book\|first=Janne\|last=Rönkkö\|title=Lynyrd Skynyrd: Etelän vapaat linnut\|chapter=Puistoblues 1996 avasi ovet kaikkiaan seitsemälle Suomen-keikalle\|page=185\|publisher=Docendo\|year=2023\|isbn=978-952-382-589-5\|language=fi}}</ref>		The Finnish rock band Grand Merlin, originally from Rautalampi, made a Finnish-languaged [[Cover version\|cover version]] of the song "[[Sweet Home Alabama]]" in 1983. The song under the name "Rautalampi" was written by the band's bassist Hannu Niskanen.<ref>{{cite book\|first=Janne\|last=Rönkkö\|title=Lynyrd Skynyrd: Etelän vapaat linnut\|chapter=Puistoblues 1996 avasi ovet kaikkiaan seitsemälle Suomen-keikalle\|page=185\|publisher=Docendo\|year=2023\|isbn=978-952-382-589-5\|language=fi}}</ref>

	===Food===		===Food===

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	==Culture==		==Culture==
			===Music===
	The Finnish band Grand Merlin, originally from Rautalampi, made a Finnish-languaged [[Cover version\|cover version]] of the song "[[Sweet Home Alabama]]" in 1983. The song under the name "Rautalampi" was written by the band's bassist Hannu Niskanen.<ref>{{cite book\|first=Janne\|last=Rönkkö\|title=Lynyrd Skynyrd: Etelän vapaat linnut\|chapter=Puistoblues 1996 avasi ovet kaikkiaan seitsemälle Suomen-keikalle\|page=185\|publisher=Docendo\|year=2023\|isbn=978-952-382-589-5\|language=fi}}</ref>		The Finnish band Grand Merlin, originally from Rautalampi, made a Finnish-languaged [[Cover version\|cover version]] of the song "[[Sweet Home Alabama]]" in 1983. The song under the name "Rautalampi" was written by the band's bassist Hannu Niskanen.<ref>{{cite book\|first=Janne\|last=Rönkkö\|title=Lynyrd Skynyrd: Etelän vapaat linnut\|chapter=Puistoblues 1996 avasi ovet kaikkiaan seitsemälle Suomen-keikalle\|page=185\|publisher=Docendo\|year=2023\|isbn=978-952-382-589-5\|language=fi}}</ref>

			===Food===
			In the 1980s, the traditional dish of Rautalampi was a "cobbler's roast" (''Suutarin paisti'') made of browned [[pork]] and [[Coregonus albula\|vendace]].<ref>{{cite journal\| title =Savossa äänestettiin pitäjille nimikkoruoat \| work= [[Helsingin Sanomat]] \| date= 20 September 1984\| page= 19\| url=https://www.hs.fi/lehti/hsarchive/1984-09-20/19 \| url-access = subscription \| language = fi}}</ref>

	==Notable people==		==Notable people==

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	{{About\|a municipality in Finland\|a 1983 Finnish cover song by Grand Merlin\|Rautalampi (song)}}
	{{Infobox settlement		{{Infobox settlement
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	== National park ==		== National park ==
	[[Southern Konnevesi National Park]] was established in 2014. It is known for its prehistoric rock paintings.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.outdoors.fi/en/southernkonnevesinp/natureandhistory \|title=Natural Features and History Of Southern Konnevesi National Park \|date=2015 \|publisher=Metsähallitus \|access-date=17 August 2015 }}</ref>		[[Southern Konnevesi National Park]] was established in 2014. It is known for its prehistoric rock paintings.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.outdoors.fi/en/southernkonnevesinp/natureandhistory \|title=Natural Features and History Of Southern Konnevesi National Park \|date=2015 \|publisher=Metsähallitus \|access-date=17 August 2015 }}</ref>

			==Culture==
			The Finnish band Grand Merlin, originally from Rautalampi, made a Finnish-languaged [[Cover version\|cover version]] of the song "[[Sweet Home Alabama]]" in 1983. The song under the name "Rautalampi" was written by the band's bassist Hannu Niskanen.<ref>{{cite book\|first=Janne\|last=Rönkkö\|title=Lynyrd Skynyrd: Etelän vapaat linnut\|chapter=Puistoblues 1996 avasi ovet kaikkiaan seitsemälle Suomen-keikalle\|page=185\|publisher=Docendo\|year=2023\|isbn=978-952-382-589-5\|language=fi}}</ref>

	==Notable people==		==Notable people==

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	{{Infobox settlement		{{Infobox settlement
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	'''Rautalampi''' is a [[municipalities of Finland\|municipality]] of [[Finland]]. It is located in the [[Northern Savonia]] [[regions of Finland\|region]]. The municipality has a population of {{formatnum:		'''Rautalampi''' ({{IPA-fi\|ˈrɑu̯tɑˌlɑmpi}}) is a [[municipalities of Finland\|municipality]] of [[Finland]]. It is located in the [[Northern Savonia]] [[regions of Finland\|region]]. The municipality has a population of {{formatnum:
	{{Data Finland municipality/population count\|Rautalampi}}}} ({{#time: j F Y\|{{Data Finland municipality/population count\|sourcedate}}}})<ref name="population_count" /> and covers an area of {{convert\|{{Data Finland municipality/total area\|Rautalampi}}\|km2}} of which {{convert\|{{Data Finland municipality/waters area\|Rautalampi}}\|km2\|abbr=on}} is water.<ref name="total_area" /> The [[population density]] is {{convert\|{{Data Finland municipality/population density\|Rautalampi\|round=2}}\|PD/km2}}. The municipality is unilingually [[Finnish language\|Finnish]].		{{Data Finland municipality/population count\|Rautalampi}}}} ({{#time: j F Y\|{{Data Finland municipality/population count\|sourcedate}}}})<ref name="population_count" /> and covers an area of {{convert\|{{Data Finland municipality/total area\|Rautalampi}}\|km2}} of which {{convert\|{{Data Finland municipality/waters area\|Rautalampi}}\|km2\|abbr=on}} is water.<ref name="total_area" /> The [[population density]] is {{convert\|{{Data Finland municipality/population density\|Rautalampi\|round=2}}\|PD/km2}}. The municipality is unilingually [[Finnish language\|Finnish]].