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Kvarken (Swedish:
Kvarken,
Norra Kvarken (as
opposed to
South Kvarken); Finnish: Merenkurkku, lit. 'throat of the sea') is the
narrow region of the Gulf...
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Kvarken Bridge (Finnish:
Merenkurkun silta, Swedish: Kvarkenbron) is a
proposed bridge between Sweden and
Finland across the
strait of
Kvarken as a part...
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South Kvarken South Kvarken (Finnish: Ahvenanrauma, Swedish: Södra
Kvarken) is the
narrowest stretch of sea
between Finnish Åland and Sweden,
forming a...
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moraines may have
developed from crev****es
underneath the ice sheet. The
Kvarken has a very high
density of de Geer moraines. End moraines, or terminal...
- Sammallahdenmäki
Suomenlinna Kvarken Old
Rauma Petäjävesi Old
Church Verla Struve Geodetic Arc The
United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural...
- tall cliffs. The High
Coast is part of the Swedish/Finnish High Coast/
Kvarken Archipelago UNESCO World Heritage Site
because of its
exceptional geology...
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cultivated fields (lakeus) as in
Southern Ostrobothnia, and the
archipelago of
Kvarken (Finnish: Merenkurkku).
Glacial transport has
deposited large quantities...
- the
minority speakers of
Finnish (8%).
Maxmo was part of the
Kvarken Archipelago. The
Kvarken Archipelago is
continuously rising from the sea at a rate among...
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Skagerrak Wadden Sea
Dogger Bank
Baltic Sea Gulf of
Bothnia Kvarken Bothnian Sea
South Kvarken Sea of Åland
Archipelago Sea Gulf of
Finland Vyborg Bay Neva...
- the north, in the
Bothnian Bay, the
salinity is so low, from 0.4% near
Kvarken to 0.2% in the
northernmost part, that many
freshwater fish such as the...
