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Kellon Kraaseli

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Kellon Kraaseli
Kellon Kraaseli is located in Finland
Kellon Kraaseli
Kellon Kraaseli
Geography
Coordinates65°05′28″N 25°19′23″E / 65.091224°N 25.323089°E / 65.091224; 25.323089
Adjacent toBay of Bothnia
Area5 km2 (1.9 sq mi)
Administration
Finland
RegionNorthern Ostrobothnia
MunicipalityOulu
DistrictKello [fi]
Demographics
PopulationUninhabited

Kellon Kraaseli (officially Kraaseli) is an island in the Finnish sector of the Bay of Bothnia.

Description

Kellon Kraaseli is located off shore from the village of the Kello [fi] district in Oulu. The name is derived from the Swedish word gråsäl, meaning "gray seals".

Kellon Kraaseli is a low island, with its highest point only a few meters above sea level. The coastline has a total length of about 10 kilometres (6.2 mi). The island is almost entirely covered by deciduous vegetation. It has extensive riparian areas which are often covered by high sea water. The island is used only for summer cottages and harbor protection.

Kellon Kraaseli was used for common pasturage for cows and sheep until the start of the 1980s.[1] Today the island is separated from Rapakari island towards the mainland by an artificial channel built as a recreational waterway with a nominal depth of 1.8 metres (5 ft 11 in). The sea area north of the island is known as Kellonlahti, and the sea area to the east off the coast of Pateniemi is called the Kuivasmeri. This stretch of water is fairly sheltered, and is used as a common anchorage for fishing boats during stormy weather.

Gallery

  • Kraaseli in winter
    Kraaseli in winter
  • Kuivasmeri from Kraaseli, looking towards the east
    Kuivasmeri from Kraaseli, looking towards the east
  • Sudenväylä (also known as Kraaselin kaivanto) boating channel, Haukipudas, Finland. Seen from a vessel approaching from Kuivasmeri bay towards Kellonlahti bay. The island on the left (south) is Kellon Kraaseli, on the island on the right (north) is Rapakari
    Sudenväylä (also known as Kraaselin kaivanto) boating channel, Haukipudas, Finland. Seen from a vessel approaching from Kuivasmeri bay towards Kellonlahti bay. The island on the left (south) is Kellon Kraaseli, on the island on the right (north) is Rapakari

References

  1. ^ Eino Meriläinen (2008-04-09), "Hailuoto, Insula Rari Generis: Tietolähteitä saarilta ja rannoilta Oulun seudulta, Haukiputaalta Oulunsaloon", Kappale 1981-1990, 1. kuvan kuvateksti (in Finnish), Hailuoto, archived from the original on 2007-09-29, retrieved 2013-10-01
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