Vanhakylä (Swedish: Gammalby, "Old Village") or Vanha-Ulvila ("Old Ulvila") is a conurbation^{[citation needed]} and sparsely populated rural area in Ulvila, Finland. The urban area is situated on the eastern bank of the Kokemäenjoki river, which forms the eastern part of the centre of Ulvila.

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Medieval Ulvila used to be located in Vanhakylä, where the current name dates back to. There are still a few monuments of Medieval Ulvila in Vanhakylä, for example the Liikistö [fi] archaeological area and the Medieval Church of Ulvila. The church is located on the outskirts of the former conurbation^{[citation needed]} in the place where medieval Ulvila was located.

• Avellan, Niilo J.: "Entisen Ulvilan pitäjän maatilat II: Vanhakylä", Satakunta - Kotiseutututkimuksia III, p. 115–121. Toinen painos. Satakuntalainen osakunta, 1928.

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