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Keskimäänjärvi is a Finnish lake located in the central part of the country. It is a relatively large lake, covering an area of approximately 142 square kilometers. The lake is situated in the region of Pirkanmaa, and its surface elevation is about 86 meters above sea level.

Keskimäänjärvi is a relatively shallow lake, with a maximum depth of around 20 meters. The lake's water level is affected by the Paimionjoki River, which flows into the lake. The lake's water quality is generally considered good, with a moderate level of nutrient loading and a relatively low level of algae growth.

The lake is popular among recreational users, including anglers, boaters, and hikers. The surrounding landscape offers a mix of forest and agricultural land, with several small villages and towns located along the lake's shores. The lake is also home to a variety of fish species, including pike, perch, and pike-perch.

In the winter months, Keskimäänjärvi freezes over, allowing for ice fishing and other winter recreational activities. The lake is also an important habitat for several bird species, including the common tern and the great crested grebe.

The name "Keskimäänjärvi" is derived from the Finnish language, with "keski" meaning "middle" or "central," "mään" referring to a hill or ridge, and "järvi" meaning "lake." The lake has been an important feature of the local landscape for centuries, with evidence of human habitation and lake-based activities dating back to the Middle Ages.