Suoralenkkijärvi

Suoralenkkijärvi is a lake located in the Kainuu region of Finland. Its name, which translates to "straight loop lake" in Finnish, likely refers to its elongated and somewhat winding shape. The lake is situated in a sparsely populated area characterized by forests and wetlands, typical of the Finnish boreal landscape.

The water in Suoralenkkijärvi is generally clear and its depth varies, with some shallower areas and deeper basins. The lake's ecosystem supports a variety of aquatic life, including common fish species found in Finnish lakes, such as perch, pike, and roach. Birdlife is also present, with species common to wetland environments often observed in the surrounding reeds and along the shoreline.

Access to Suoralenkkijärvi is limited, with no major roads directly alongside it. Recreational activities are likely minimal and primarily consist of local fishing or nature observation. The lake's remoteness contributes to its natural state, making it a part of the broader ecological network of the Kainuu wilderness.