Keskinenjoki

Keskinenjoki is a river located in Finland. It flows through the municipality of Ylöjärvi in the Pirkanmaa region. The river is part of the Kokemäenjoki river system, which ultimately drains into the Gulf of Bothnia. Keskinenjoki is characterized by its relatively shallow depth and moderate flow rate. Its banks are typically lined with mixed forests, and the surrounding landscape is a mix of agricultural land and natural woodlands.

The river plays a role in the local ecosystem, supporting various fish species and providing habitat for waterfowl. Historically, rivers like Keskinenjoki were important for transportation and logging, though their primary significance today is often recreational and environmental. Fishing and canoeing are popular activities in and along the river. Water quality in Keskinenjoki is generally considered good, reflecting the relatively low industrial activity in its drainage basin. Monitoring efforts are in place to ensure its ecological health. The river's name, "Keskinenjoki," translates to "Middle River" in Finnish, likely indicating its position relative to other waterways in the area.