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Vahvajärvi

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Primary inflows
  
Kissakoski canal

Frozen
  
December–April

Area
  
13.89 km²

Cities
  
Basin countries
  
Surface elevation
  
89 m

Shore length
  
70.65 km

Primary outflows
  
via Ripatinkoski Rapids to the lake Iso-Sämpiä

Surface area
  
13.888 km (5.362 sq mi)

Islands
  
Iso Pihlajasaari, Sätkysaari

Vahvajärvi is a lake in Hirvensalmi, Finland. It is a medium-sized lake in the Kymijoki main catchment area. It is located in the region of Southern Savonia. The length of the lake is about ten kilometers.

Map of Vahvaj%C3%A4rvi, Hirvensalmi, Finland

The lake gets its water through the Kissakoski canal from the lake Liekune, which is a part of a larger lake complex, Puula. When the canal was dug, the water level in Vahvajärvi rose several feet. The water then runs to Ripatinkoski (Ripatti Rapids), a one-mile stream between Vahvajärvi and Iso-Sämpiä.

References

Vahvajärvi Wikipedia


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