Kartylänjoki

Kartylänjoki is a river located in the Kymenlaakso region of Finland. It flows through the municipalities of Miehikkälä and Virolahti before emptying into the Gulf of Finland. The river's drainage basin covers an area of approximately 400 square kilometers.

The Kartylänjoki is characterized by its relatively shallow waters and a moderate current. Its banks are lined with mixed forests and agricultural land, reflecting the rural landscape of the surrounding area. The river's course is winding, with several small rapids and stretches of calmer water.

Historically, the Kartylänjoki has played a role in local life, primarily for small-scale agriculture and fishing. It has also been a source of water for local communities. Today, the river is valued for its natural scenery and provides recreational opportunities such as angling and canoeing for residents and visitors. The water quality of the Kartylänjoki is generally considered good, although like many Finnish rivers, it can be affected by agricultural runoff.