Kestilänjoki
Kestilänjoki is a river located in the Kainuu region of Finland. It flows through the municipalities of Suomussalmi and Puolanka. The river's drainage basin is part of the larger Oulujoki river system, which eventually empties into the Gulf of Bothnia. Kestilänjoki is characterized by its relatively slow-flowing waters and meandering course through forested areas and bogs typical of the Finnish landscape.
The river's name, Kestilänjoki, is derived from the Kestilä village located near its banks. Historically, the
Fishing is a popular recreational activity on Kestilänjoki, with common catches including perch, pike, and different