In northern Europe, on the western coast of the Gulf of Bothnia, a spectacular geological process is taking place. In the Finnish Kvarken archipelago, the land rises by several millimeters each year, revealing new islands and reshaping the coastline. This is the result of the retreat of a glacier that covered all of Scandinavia thousands of years ago.
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In northern Europe, on the western coast of the Gulf of Bothnia, a spectacular geological process is taking place. In the Finnish Kvarken archipelago, the land rises by several millimeters each year, revealing new islands and reshaping the coastline. This is the result of the retreat of a glacier that covered all of Scandinavia thousands of years ago.