Titeröinnin

Titeröinnin is a Finnish lake, located in the region of Northern Savonia. It is situated approximately 25 kilometers southeast of the town of Juankoski. The lake belongs to the intertwined lake system of the Enonjärvi-Väisälänjärvi chain.

Titeröinnin measures about 4 kilometers in length, and its average width is 1 kilometer. The lake's surface area is approximately 2.1 square kilometers. The maximum depth of the lake is a little over 25 meters, which lends itself to relatively calm and serene waters.

Water flow in and out of the lake is limited, due to its relatively landlocked location. There is no notable in-flow from major rivers, while outflow is limited to minor streams and surface runoff.

The surrounding terrain is generally characterized by coniferous forests and some areas of cleared land. The soil composition includes clay and peat, with relatively low pH levels.

Fish species commonly found in Titeröinnin include trout, carp, and perch. Aquatic plants such as reeds and sedges have been spotted. The lake does have a small boat landing area, but usage is limited.

More information on the specifically designated nature areas or national parks in the surrounding vicinity can be found via related documentation or online resources. Titeröinnin's relative inaccessibility due to its position in the wilderness contributes to its structure as an environment for animal habitats and ecosystems.