Spinnvättsjön

Spinnvättsjön is a lake in Sweden. It is a freshwater body located in a rural landscape typical of the Swedish countryside. The lake is relatively small and forms part of a larger watershed that drains into nearby streams and rivers. It has a natural shoreline bordered by mixed forest.

Spinnvättsjön is fed mainly by rainfall and several small inflowing streams, and its outflow runs through a local stream, creating a modest water level that varies with the seasons.

The lake supports typical Nordic freshwater fauna, including species such as roach, perch, and pike, along with amphibians and waterfowl. The surrounding forest provides habitat for moose, deer, and a variety of birds. The area is used for recreation, including swimming and fishing, under local regulations.

The name is Swedish; 'sjön' translates to 'the lake,' while the origin of the element 'Spinnvätt' is not well documented.

There are no widely recorded historical events associated with the lake; it appears in local maps and cadastral records as a natural feature of the landscape.

The lake is subject to general environmental protection policies applicable to inland waters in Sweden, with attention to water quality and fish populations.