Gulf of Finland

The Gulf of Finland is long and narrow, with an area of ​​about 30,000 square kilometers. It is about 400 kilometers long from east to west, with an average water depth of 40 meters. It is 70 kilometers wide at the entrance and 130 kilometers wide at the widest point in the middle. It is 19 kilometers to 128 kilometers from north to south. The north bank is steep and tortuous, with many islands; the east and south banks are low and flat.

It is a large bay in the eastern part of the Baltic Sea, located between Finland, Estonia and Russia. The seawater has low salinity and the ice period is 3-5 months. The salinity is 3‰-6‰, and the depth and salinity increase gradually from east to west.

The Gulf of Finland is the easternmost bay of the Baltic Sea. The three countries surrounding the Gulf of Finland include Finland in the north, Russia in the east, and Estonia in the south. The summer days in the Gulf of Finland are long, and the sunrise and sunset are beautiful.

It was nearly 12 o'clock when I came back from Rock Church. I had a buffet lunch in the hotel and took my luggage out of the hotel. I was surprised. At this time, the sun has broken through thick clouds, sunshine sprinkles down the earth, clear sky thousands of miles. This is the best gift from God. I was in a good mood. I decided to walk to the seaside, enjoy the sunshine and enjoy the beach scenery all the way. Starting from the beautiful seaside and turning back to the open-air market near the city's central pier, there is quite a way to walk from here to the central square. Because of the good weather, walking while enjoying the warm sunshine, walking while looking at the numerous Germanic and Russian buildings with classical beauty in Heshi, the large and small cafes on the street, different folk customs are not happy.

Located in the eastern Baltic Sea, north of Finland, East and south of Russia and Estonia. It covers an area of about 30,000 square kilometers. It is 390 kilometers east-west, 70 kilometers wide at the entrance and 130 kilometers wide at the middle. The north bank is steep and winding, with many islands; the East and south banks are low and flat. The general depth is 20-30 meters, and the deepest is at the entrance of the West end, which reaches 115 meters. There are Nirva River, Narva River and other injections. The Soima Canal opens to this bay. The freezing period is 3-5 months. Salinity is 3-6. Depth and salinity increased gradually from east to west.

The Gulf of Finland is now Russia's outlet to the sea. But historically, this place belonged to Finland, and Finland once belonged to Sweden. History has proven that there is almost no eternal love in the imperial family. The marriages between princesses and princes in Europe were mainly based on economic and political considerations, such as the territory that the woman brought as a dowry. Unfortunately, Peter the Great did not marry a wife with a dowry to go to the sea, so he could only use force to solve the problem and snatch an outlet from Finland.

The Gulf of Finland (English Gulf of Finland, Russian_, Finnish Suomen Laht The salt content of seawater is low and the freezing period is 3-5 months. Salinity is 3 to 6 and the depth and salinity increase gradually from east to west.