Lohjanjärvi

Lohjanjärvi is a lake in Finland, located in the Uusimaa region. It is the second largest lake in the region by surface area, covering approximately 114 square kilometers. The lake's drainage basin is quite extensive, and it is an important part of the local water system. Lohjanjärvi is known for its clear waters and its varied shoreline, which includes both sandy beaches and rocky outcrops.

The lake is a popular destination for recreational activities. Fishing is a common pastime, with species such as perch, pike, and zander found in its waters. Boating and swimming are also popular during the warmer months. Several islands dot the lake, adding to its scenic beauty and providing opportunities for exploration.

Historically, Lohjanjärvi has played a significant role in the local economy and transportation. For centuries, it served as a vital route for trade and travel. The surrounding area is also known for its natural landscapes and is a significant part of the Finnish Lakeland. The water level of Lohjanjärvi is regulated, and the lake is a crucial resource for the surrounding communities. Environmental monitoring is conducted to ensure the health of the lake ecosystem.