sanottaisi

Sanottaisi is a tiny uninhabited island located in the Kymenlaakso region of Finland. The island is situated in the Gulf of Finland and is part of the municipality of Kouvola. With an area of approximately 11.7 hectares, Sanottaisi is one of the smaller islands in the region.

The island's geography is characterized by a low-lying terrain and a sparse vegetation, mainly consisting of coniferous forests and heathland. Sanottaisi is also known to have several rocky shores and a sandy beach along its coastline. The surrounding waters offer a habitat for a variety of marine life, including fish, birds, and other aquatic species.

In terms of human activity, Sanottaisi has no permanent residents and is not a popular tourist destination. As a part of Finland, the island is subject to national regulations concerning environmental protection, which aim to preserve its unique natural surroundings and ecosystems. The remote location of Sanottaisi makes it hard to access, with visitors needing a boat to reach the island.

The island has no historical or archaeological significance, with limited records available about its past. Despite this, Sanottaisi's natural beauty and biodiversity contribute to the region's ecological richness. Researchers and scientists often visit Sanottaisi to study the island's unique environment and species. The research conducted on the island provides valuable insights into the health of the Baltic Sea ecosystem.