Lähinsa

Lähinsa is a small, uninhabited island located in the Archipelago Sea, off the coast of Finland. Its geographical coordinates are approximately 60.35 degrees North latitude and 21.60 degrees East longitude. The island is characterized by its rocky shores and sparse vegetation, typical of the outer archipelago environment. Its size is relatively small, with an area estimated to be less than one hectare.

The waters surrounding Lähinsa are generally shallow, with numerous skerries and submerged rocks contributing to the navigational challenges of the area. The marine life in the vicinity includes various species of fish common to the Baltic Sea, and the island itself may serve as a resting or nesting spot for some bird species, although no specific ornithological surveys are widely documented for Lähinsa.

Due to its uninhabited nature and limited natural resources, Lähinsa does not host any permanent human settlements or infrastructure. Its primary significance is as a geographical feature within the Finnish archipelago, contributing to the complex coastal landscape. Access to the island is typically achieved by small boat, and it is infrequently visited by recreational boaters or fishermen. The island's ecological status is presumed to be natural, with minimal human impact.