kohoumat
Kohoumat are small natural elevations in the terrain, commonly described in Finnish geography and geomorphology as rounded bumps or knolls that rise above the surrounding surface. The term is used to refer to a variety of relief features, ranging from gentle rises in fields and wetlands to more pronounced mounds in hillsides or coastal landscapes. In maps and field descriptions, kohoumat help convey the local relief and the unevenness of the landscape.
Sizes and appearances of kohoumat vary widely. They can be modest, a few decimeters to a couple
Formation and development of kohoumat are driven by a range of processes. They may form through sediment
In cartography and fieldwork, kohoumat are treated as elements of the local relief and are often described