Ruuvikantajärjestelmien

Ruuvikantajärvi is a lake located in the Kainuu region of Finland. It is situated within the municipality of Kuhmo. The lake's surface area is approximately 3.7 square kilometers, with a shoreline length of about 11.5 kilometers. Its average depth is around 7.5 meters, and its maximum depth reaches 22 meters.

The lake is part of the Kiiminkijoki river system. Its water is characterized by its clear and slightly brownish hue, typical of many Finnish lakes, influenced by dissolved organic matter from the surrounding peatlands and forests. The surrounding landscape is dominated by boreal forests, with some marshland areas along the shores.

Ruuvikantajärvi is known for its fish populations, including perch, pike, and roach, making it a destination for local recreational fishing. The lake is relatively untouched and offers a peaceful natural environment. Access to the lake is primarily via local roads, and there are no large settlements directly on its shores, contributing to its tranquil atmosphere. The lake's name, Ruuvikantajärvi, translates to "Screw-Carrier Lake" in Finnish, though the origin of this name is not widely documented.