CoastKvarken
Kvarken Archipelago is a UNESCO World Heritage site located in Finland and Sweden. It is situated in the northern Baltic Sea, where the Quark strait narrows the Gulf of Bothnia. This unique area is characterized by its rapid land uplift, a phenomenon that has shaped the landscape over millennia. The archipelago consists of numerous islands, islets, and skerries, creating a complex and dynamic environment.
The geology of Kvarken Archipelago is a direct result of the last Ice Age. As glaciers retreated,
The biodiversity of the Kvarken Archipelago is remarkable, adapted to the specific conditions of the Baltic
The Kvarken Archipelago was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2006, recognizing its outstanding