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Frozen Kruunuvuorenselkä of Gulf of Finland, seen from Mustikkamaa in Helsinki, Finland, jäätynyt Kruunuvuorenselkä Mustikkamaalta nähtynä, helmikuu 2017 February.
08/06/2018
Gulf of Finland
The Copernicus Sentinel-1B satellite brings us over the Gulf of Finland, with part of Finland along the top, Estonia along the bottom and Russia to the right. The gulf is the eastern arm of the Baltic sea, stretching all the way to St Petersburg in Russia. The waters are relatively shallow, with an average depth of 38 m and a maximum of about 100 m. During winter, the waters freeze until late spring. Major cities appear as clusters of bright white radar reflections across the image, such as Tallinn in the lower left and Helsinki on the opposite side if the gulf. Credit: Copernicus Sentinel data/ESA
(My hometown in straight up from that oblong-ish island near the image center!)