Ilmajärvi

Ilmajärvi is a lake located in the municipality of Raasepori, Uusimaa, Finland. The lake's name, which translates to "Air Lake" in Finnish, is somewhat unusual. It is part of the Karjaanjoen vesistö, a river basin that flows into the Gulf of Finland.

The lake has a surface area of approximately 1.5 square kilometers. Its shoreline is characterized by a mix of forest and some residential areas. The water quality of Ilmajärvi has been a subject of study, with efforts made to monitor and maintain its ecological health. Common fish species found in the lake include perch, pike, and roach.

Ilmajärvi is a popular spot for recreational activities, particularly during the summer months. Activities such as fishing, boating, and swimming are common. Nearby hiking trails offer opportunities to explore the surrounding natural landscape. The area around the lake is also a habitat for various bird species, making it of interest to birdwatchers.

The accessibility to Ilmajärvi is generally good, with roads leading to its shores and designated parking areas. Despite its proximity to urban centers, the lake retains a relatively peaceful atmosphere. Local authorities and environmental organizations work to ensure the sustainable use and preservation of the Ilmajärvi ecosystem.