Vääräjoki
Vääräjoki is a small river located in the Ostrobothnia region of Finland. The name "Vääräjoki" translates from Finnish to "Wrong River" or "Crooked River," possibly reflecting its meandering course or historical significance. It originates in the municipality of Lestijärvi and flows through several rural areas before eventually emptying into the Lestijoki river.
The river basin is characterized by forest land and agricultural areas, typical of the Finnish landscape. Its
Historically, Vääräjoki and its tributaries may have played a role in local logging activities, though its