Russia , Karelia, Ladoga Skerries
Ladoga Skerries is a rocky archipelago on Lake Ladoga. The skerry district stretches along the northern and northwestern shores. About 650 small rocky islands, as well as steep cliffs, are concentrated on this territory. The relief of the nearest coast is rugged, rocky. Centuries—old rocks go deep under the water - exactly as much as they rise.
Ladoga skerries are no less interesting in winter: the lake freezes, and skiing trips become relevant, and the skerries themselves increasingly resemble Norwegian fjords. The unusual word skerries itself is borrowed from the Norwegian language and translates as archipelago. All this splendor arose on the shores of Lake Ladoga as a result of the protruding glacial layers on a part of the continent that was eventually flooded by the sea so that only the highest land areas in the form of small islands and rocks were visible above the surface.
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