Jurmo

E744694

Jurmo is a remote, low-lying outer island in Finland’s Turku Archipelago, known for its barren landscapes, birdlife, and traditional fishing heritage.

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Jurmo canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
country Finland
hasActivity birdwatching
fishing
hiking
recreational boating
hasBuilding chapel
harbour
hasClimate maritime climate
hasEcosystem bird nesting area
coastal heath
hasFauna migratory birds
seabirds
hasFeature heathland
sandy areas
shingle beaches
stone fields
hasGeologicalOrigin post-glacial rebound
hasHeritage traditional fishing village
hasLandscape barren landscape
low-lying terrain
hasOrientation east–west
hasRegulation access restrictions during bird nesting season
hasSettlementType village
hasSoil glacial moraine
hasStatus nature conservation area
protected area
hasTopography elongated island shape
hasTransport ferry connection
hasVegetation dwarf shrubs
grassland
lichen
knownFor birdlife
remote location
traditional fishing heritage
treeless scenery
locatedIn Archipelago Sea
Baltic Sea
Turku Archipelago
partOf Natura 2000 network
Pargas
linked to: Pargas municipality

Southwest Finland
reachableBy boat
reachableFrom Nagu
Pärnäs
usedFor seasonal fishing
summer cottages

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