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Kauvatsa Church (1879), designed by C. J. von Heideken

Kauvatsa^[1] is a former municipality in the Satakunta province, Finland. It was annexed with the municipality of Kokemäki in 1969. The population of Kauvatsa was 2,133 in 1968.

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^ "Kauvatsa". tageo.com. Retrieved 11 March 2026.

v t e Municipalities of Satakunta
Municipalities	Eura Eurajoki Harjavalta Huittinen Jämijärvi Kankaanpää Karvia Kokemäki Merikarvia Nakkila Pomarkku Pori Rauma Siikainen Säkylä Ulvila
Former municipalities	Ahlainen Hinnerjoki Honkajoki Honkilahti Kauvatsa Keikyä Kiikoinen Kiukainen Kodisjoki Kullaa Köyliö Lappi Lavia Luvia Noormarkku Porin maalaiskunta Rauman maalaiskunta Vampula
Satakunta Finland

61°18′34.89″N 22°32′21.83″E / 61.3096917°N 22.5393972°E / 61.3096917; 22.5393972

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