Vehnäjyvissä

Vehnäjyvissä is a small, uninhabited island located in the archipelago of Pargas, Finland. Geographically, it is situated in the southern part of the archipelago, with its exact coordinates being approximately 60.10 degrees North latitude and 22.15 degrees East longitude. The island is characterized by its rocky shores and sparse vegetation, typical of the Baltic Sea coastal environment.

The name "Vehnäjyvissä" translates from Finnish to "in the wheat grains," though the origin of this specific name is not clearly documented in available historical records. It is likely a descriptive or perhaps a folk etymology derived from the island's appearance or historical use, if any. Despite its small size, the waters surrounding Vehnäjyvissä are important for local maritime activities, including fishing and recreational boating.

There are no permanent human settlements on Vehnäjyvissä, and its ecological significance lies primarily in its role as a habitat for various seabirds and marine flora. The island's undeveloped nature makes it a natural resting place and breeding ground for species adapted to the archipelago environment. Due to its lack of infrastructure and accessibility, Vehnäjyvissä remains largely untouched and serves as a representative example of the many small islets that define the Finnish archipelago. Information regarding any specific historical events or geological formations unique to Vehnäjyvissä is limited.