Kontojääki
Kontojääki is a Finnish term that translates to "stock-ice" or "ice stock" in English. It refers to a type of ice formation that occurs on rivers and lakes in Finland, particularly during the transition from autumn to winter. This ice forms when shallow, slow-moving water is subjected to freezing temperatures, often in conjunction with snowmelt or rain.
The formation of kontojääki is characterized by its porous and often uneven texture. Unlike solid, clear ice,
Kontojääki plays a role in the winter ecosystem of Finnish waterways. Its presence can affect water flow