Lake Jyvasjarvi

Jyvasjarvi is a lake in Jyvaskyla. The focal point of Jyvaskyla lies north of it. Toward the south of the lake is Kuokta locale. There are two extensions over the lake from the focal point of Kuokkala: the Kuokala Bridge and the scaffold of Ylisto. Jyvasjarvi covers a territory of 330 hectares and the lake surface is 78.3 meters above ocean level.

The vast majority of the lake's waters can be gotten to through the River Touru, where the waters of Lake Tuomiojarvi, Palokkajarvi and Alvajarvi fall, incorporating Lake Koyhniojarvi in Lake Jyvasjarvi . Jyvasjarvi is associated with Paijanne by means of a tight and around 700 meters in length Aijalansalmi. On the shores of Lake Jyvasjarvi there are the grounds territories of Mattilanniemi and Ylisto University of Jyvaskyla. Lake is a key research lake in the science and ecological sciences at the highest point of the lake: the condition of the lake is checked by present day estimating instruments and the historical backdrop of the lake, and in addition various investigations and postulations.

The shoreline of Jyvasjarvi is in accordance with the Rantaraitti , a light open transport reasonable, which was granted the Road of the Year 2005 honor by the Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities, the Finnish Road Association and the Finnish Road Administration. The fairway circles Jyvasjarvi a well known open air zone where a long climbing trail happens in winter.