ravinteenvuon
Ranteenvuon is a Finnish term that refers to a specific type of landscape formation found in northern Finland and adjacent Arctic regions. It describes a narrow, elongated body of water, typically a lake or a slow-moving river, that is situated within a glacial valley or a depression carved by past ice sheets. These formations are often characterized by their winding courses and steep, rocky banks.
The geological processes that create ranteenvuon are primarily linked to glacial erosion. As glaciers moved across
Ranteenvuon are important ecological habitats, supporting a variety of aquatic and riparian flora and fauna adapted