laiterajapintansa

Laiterajapintansa refers to the geographical location in Finland where the latitude and longitude lines intersect at sea level. This specific point, also known as the "national points" in Finnish, is situated in the Gulf of Finland and marks the exact point where the 60th parallel north meets the 26th meridian east.

Geographically, Laiterajapintansa is located at an approximate latitude of 60.00 degrees north and longitude of 26.00 degrees east. This makes it an important reference point for navigators and cartographers, particularly in the context of European geography.

In terms of administrative boundaries, Laiterajapintansa lies between the municipalities of Loviisa and Porvoo. However, it is not part of either municipality's administrative area, as it exists outside the confines of Finland's local government system.

Laiterajapintansa has no native settlement or population, as it is located in the open sea. As such, there are no notable buildings, landmarks, or points of interest associated with this location.

The exact coordinates of Laiterajapintansa have been officially recognized and preserve since the 19th century, when Finnish cartographers and geographers began documenting the country's geographical features. The name "Laiterajapintansa" is derived from the Finnish language and roughly translates to "Latitudinal-Longitudinal Intersection". Today, Laiterajapintansa serves primarily as a reference point for cartographic purposes and is of interest to historians and scholars studying European geography and cartography.