Aallokkojen
Aallokkojen is a Finnish term that translates to "wavy" or "undulating" when referring to landforms or surfaces. It describes a landscape characterized by numerous low, rounded hills or ridges separated by depressions or valleys. This type of terrain is often the result of glacial activity, where ice sheets scoured and shaped the underlying bedrock. The material deposited by the glaciers, such as till, can also form these undulations.
Aallokkojen landscapes are common in Fennoscandia, particularly in Finland, where glacial erosion and deposition have left