virrankulkupolun
Virrankulkupolun, also known as the "Muddy River," is a significant geographical feature located in the northern region of Finland. It is a tributary of the Oulujoki River, which in turn flows into the Gulf of Bothnia. The river is approximately 120 kilometers long and drains a basin area of about 1,500 square kilometers. Its name translates to "Muddy River" in Finnish, reflecting the sediment-laden waters that characterize much of its course.
The river's source is situated in the Oulujärvi National Park, a protected area known for its diverse
Virrankulkupolun plays a crucial role in the local ecosystem by providing habitat and spawning grounds for
The river's muddy waters are a result of the erosion of the surrounding soil, which is rich
Despite its muddy appearance, Virrankulkupolun is an essential part of Finland's natural heritage. Efforts are being