Lintausjärvi

Lintausjärvi is a lake located in the municipality of Padasjoki, Finland. Administratively, it falls within the Southern Finland region. The lake is part of the Kokemäenjoki river basin. Its surface area is approximately 1.9 square kilometers.

The lake is situated in a rural area, surrounded by forests and agricultural land. Its depth varies, with shallower areas and some deeper sections. The shoreline is characterized by a mix of sandy beaches and rocky areas, with vegetation typical of the Finnish lake environment.

Lintausjärvi is a popular spot for recreational activities. Fishing is common, with species such as perch, pike, and zander found in its waters. During the summer months, swimming and boating are also enjoyed by locals and visitors. The surrounding natural landscape offers opportunities for hiking and birdwatching.

The water quality of Lintausjärvi is generally considered good, though like many Finnish lakes, it can be influenced by factors such as agricultural runoff and climate change. Local authorities and environmental organizations monitor the lake's condition. Access to the lake is available through designated points, facilitating public use. The lake's presence contributes to the local ecosystem and the recreational appeal of the Padasjoki region.