Rajalouhikko
Rajalouhikko is a geological formation found in Finland, characterized by its unique rock type and geographical distribution. The term "Rajalouhikko" is Finnish and translates roughly to "border boulder field" or "boundary rubble field," suggesting its association with geological boundaries or areas with scattered large stones. These formations are often found in the eastern parts of Finland, near the border with Russia.
The bedrock in these regions typically consists of ancient, crystalline rocks such as granite and gneiss. The
These areas are important for understanding the geological history of the Fennoscandian Shield. The composition and