Kuusvesi

Kuusvesi is a lake located in the Central Finland region of Finland. It is part of the Kymijoki main catchment area. The lake's surface area is approximately 24.4 square kilometers. Kuusvesi is known for its numerous islands and its relatively shallow waters in many areas. The lake's drainage basin is considerable, encompassing a wide area of surrounding land.

The landscape around Kuusvesi is characterized by forests and agricultural fields, typical of the Finnish Lakeland. The lake is a popular destination for recreational activities, including fishing, boating, and swimming during the summer months. Several summer cottages and recreational facilities are situated along its shores. The lake's waters are generally considered to be of good quality, supporting a diverse aquatic ecosystem.

Several municipalities border Kuusvesi, with Jyväskylä being the largest urban center nearby. The lake is traversed by the waterway, which connects it to other bodies of water in the region. This connectivity plays a role in the local hydrology and the movement of species. Kuusvesi is a significant natural asset, contributing to the biodiversity and recreational opportunities of Central Finland.