Northwest
Salamajärvi National Park: Explore Finland's Premier Mired Wilderness and Protected Landscape
Mapped boundaries and wetland ecosystems of this Finnish National Park.
Salamajärvi National Park is a critical protected area in Finland, celebrated for its unparalleled mire ecosystems, which represent some of the country's most extensive and intact peatland environments. The park's landscape is shaped by the Suomenselkä watershed, featuring a mosaic of old-growth forests, forest lakes, and rugged terrain, providing a vital sanctuary for forest reindeer. MoriAtlas details its geographic context and protected landscape features, offering users a structured way to explore its natural identity and mapped boundaries within Finland.
- Area
- 62 km²
- Established
- 1982
- IUCN
- II
- Visitors
- 24.5K annual













