Pohjoissaarella

Pohjoissaarella is a small, uninhabited island located in the northern part of Lake Saimaa in Finland. The island is characterized by its rocky shoreline and dense coniferous forest. Its name, which translates to "Northern Island" in Finnish, accurately reflects its geographical position within the lake.

The island is part of a larger archipelago, but Pohjoissaarella itself remains undeveloped. Its remoteness and lack of infrastructure have preserved its natural state, making it a habitat for various bird species and small mammals. The waters surrounding Pohjoissaarella are known for their clarity, typical of the Saimaa lake system.

Due to its inaccessible nature, Pohjoissaarella is not a destination for tourism. However, it is occasionally visited by local fishermen and nature enthusiasts who appreciate its secluded environment. The island's geological formation is a result of glacial activity during the last ice age, a common characteristic of the Saimaa region. There are no documented historical settlements or significant human activity on Pohjoissaarella. Its primary value lies in its natural ecology and its contribution to the overall biodiversity of Lake Saimaa.