Leviäsjärvi

Leviäsjärvi is a lake located in the municipality of Kangasniemi, Finland. Administratively, it falls within the Southern Savonia region. The lake is part of the Vuoksi River basin. Its surface area is approximately 1.5 square kilometers. The lake is characterized by its generally shallow nature, with an average depth of around 4 meters. The shoreline of Leviäsjärvi is moderately developed, featuring a mix of natural forest and some scattered summer cottages and permanent residences.

The surrounding landscape is typical of the Finnish Lakeland, with pine and birch forests dominating the terrain. The water quality of Leviäsjärvi is generally considered good, with moderate nutrient levels. The lake supports a variety of fish species common to Finnish lakes, including perch, pike, and roach, making it a popular spot for local recreational fishing. Access to the lake is facilitated by a few small roads leading from the nearby village of Kangasniemi. The area around Leviäsjärvi is utilized for outdoor recreation, including swimming, boating, and hiking during the summer months. In winter, the frozen lake surface can be used for ice skating and ice fishing.