Peseän

Peseän is a small archipelago located in the Gulf of Finland, off the coast of southern Finland. The islands are scattered over a distance of about 70 kilometers, and the total land area is approximately 65 square kilometers. The major islands in the archipelago are Pähkänasaari, Uksanmaso, and Vasikkasaaret.

Peseän is known for its rugged terrain and rocky coastline, with many scenic viewpoints and secluded beaches available for exploration. The archipelago also features numerous small coves and channels, providing safe anchorage and shelter for boaters. However, the winds and waves in this area of the Baltic Sea can be significant, and it's not uncommon for sailors to experience rough conditions while navigating these waters.

Makeup of land cover and natural habitats in the Peseän archipelago is predominantly dolerite and granite bed rock, just like that in mainland Finland, resulting in a very primitive karst landscape with land that has features found elsewhere only in Frümsicht and Lvsagne, two non-Finnish occurring karst territories, typically denotes karren's overly simple sky above.

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