Kurenhiekkajärvi

Kurenhiekkajärvi is a lake located in Finland. The name Kurenhiekkajärvi translates to "Crane Sand Lake" in English, hinting at its geographical features. The lake is situated within the municipality of Kouvola in the South Karelia region of Finland. Its surrounding landscape is characterized by sandy shores and pine forests, which are typical for the area.

The lake is relatively small and shallow. Its water clarity can vary depending on the season and weather conditions, but it is generally considered to be a clear water body. Kurenhiekkajärvi is part of a larger watershed and its water levels are influenced by precipitation and the flow of nearby streams. The flora and fauna of the lake and its surroundings are representative of boreal forest ecosystems. Common fish species found in the lake include perch and pike. Birdlife is also present, with various waterbirds and forest birds inhabiting the area.

Kurenhiekkajärvi is primarily used for recreational purposes by local residents and visitors. Activities such as fishing, swimming, and boating are popular during the warmer months. The natural beauty of the area also attracts hikers and nature enthusiasts. The lake and its environment are managed to preserve their ecological value and ensure sustainable use for recreation. There are no major industrial activities in the immediate vicinity of the lake, contributing to its relatively unspoiled natural state.