Suolahappamjärvi

Suolahappamjärvi is a lake located in the municipality of Pyhäntä, Northern Ostrobothnia, Finland. The lake's name, "Suolahappamjärvi," translates to "Sour Salt Lake" in English, a name that likely reflects the historical water chemistry or the local perception of its properties. The lake is part of the Siikajoki drainage basin.

The surrounding landscape is characterized by boreal forests and peatlands, typical of the region. Suolahappamjärvi is a relatively shallow lake, with its depths varying across its area. The lake supports a population of various fish species common to Finnish freshwater environments, contributing to the local ecosystem. Birdlife is also present, with species adapted to lake and wetland habitats.

Historically, the area around Suolahappamjärvi has been used for activities such as fishing and forestry. Like many Finnish lakes, it is subject to natural fluctuations in water level and quality, influenced by precipitation and surrounding land use. Environmental monitoring may be conducted to assess the lake's condition and ensure the health of its aquatic life. The lake's natural beauty and tranquility make it a point of interest within the local landscape.