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Kauklahti Köklax
District of Espoo
Location of Kauklahti within Espoo
Coordinates: 60°11′N 24°37′E / 60.183°N 24.617°E / 60.183; 24.617
Country	Finland
Municipality	Espoo
Region	Uusimaa
Sub-region	Greater Helsinki
Main District	Suur-Kauklahti
Inner District(s)	Kauklahti
Population (2006)
• Total	2,949
Languages
• Finnish	84.1 %
• Swedish	9.3 %
• Other	6.6 %
Jobs	315

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Kauklahti (Finnish) or Köklax (Swedish, alternative spelling Köklaks, old Finnish Kaukalaksi) is a district of Espoo, in the Greater Helsinki area of Finland. Kauklahti is growing fast and in 2006 hosted The Finnish Housing Fair.

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Map of Kauklahti

v t e The major districts and districts of Espoo
Pohjois-Espoo (Norra Esbo)	Bodom Kalajärvi Lahnus Lakisto Luukki (Luk) Niipperi (Nipert) Perusmäki (Grundbacka) Röylä (Rödskog) Vanhakartano (Gammelgård) Velskola (Vällskog)
Suur-Espoonlahti (Stor-Esboviken)	Espoonlahti (Esboviken) Kaitaa (Kaitans) Latokaski (Ladusved) Nöykkiö (Nöykis) Saunalahti (Bastvik) Soukka (Sökö) Suvisaaristo (Sommaröarna)
Suur-Kauklahti (Stor-Köklax)	Espoonkartano (Esbogård) Kauklahti (Köklax) Kurttila (Kurtby) Vanttila (Fantsby)
Suur-Leppävaara (Stor-Alberga)	Karakallio (Karabacka) Kilo Laaksolahti (Dalsvik) Leppävaara (Alberga) Lintuvaara (Fågelberga) Lippajärvi (Klappträsk) Sepänkylä (Smedsby) Viherlaakso (Gröndal)
Suur-Matinkylä (Stor-Mattby)	Henttaa (Hemtans) Matinkylä (Mattby) Olari (Olars)
Suur-Tapiola (Stor-Hagalund)	Haukilahti (Gäddvik) Keilaniemi (Kägeludden) Laajalahti (Bredvik) Mankkaa (Mankans) Niittykumpu (Ängskulla) Otaniemi (Otnäs) Pohjois-Tapiola (Norra Hagalund) Tapiola (Hagalund) Westend
Vanha-Espoo (Gamla Esbo)	Espoon keskus (Esbo centrum) Gumböle Högnäs Järvenperä (Träskända) Karhusuo (Björnkärr) Karvasmäki (Karvasbacka) Kaupunginkallio (Stadsberget) Kolmperä (Kolmpers) Kunnarla (Gunnars) Kuurinniitty (Kurängen) Muurala (Morby) Nupuri (Nupurböle) Nuuksio (Noux) Siikajärvi Vanha-Nuuksio (Gamla Noux)

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