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Juoksupojanjärvi is a lake located in the northern part of Finland, within the municipality of Enontekiö. It is situated in the Lapland region, known for its vast wilderness and numerous lakes. The lake is characterized by its relatively small size and its location amidst typical Finnish Lakeland scenery, which includes surrounding forests and undeveloped shorelines.

The name "Juoksupojanjärvi" is of Finnish origin. "Juoksupoika" translates to "running boy" or "errand boy," and "järvi" means "lake." The etymology of the name is not widely documented, but it is common in Finland for place names to be derived from local folklore, historical events, or descriptive features.

Ecologically, Juoksupojanjärvi supports a variety of freshwater species typical of subarctic environments. The surrounding landscape provides habitats for local fauna. The lake is generally considered to be part of the natural water systems of Lapland, contributing to the region's biodiversity.

Access to Juoksupojanjärvi is typically achieved through unpaved roads or hiking trails, reflecting its remote location. It is a destination for those seeking quiet natural experiences, such as fishing or enjoying the tranquility of the Finnish wilderness. The area experiences distinct seasons, with cold, snowy winters and short, mild summers, influencing activities and accessibility throughout the year.