The Kalajoki River is located in northern Finland and flows into the Gulf of Bothnia. It stretches approximately 100 kilometers and is known for its scenic landscapes and rich biodiversity. The river is an important habitat for various fish species, making it popular for fishing activities. The river's basin is surrounded by forests and wetlands, providing a unique ecosystem. The Kalajoki area is also a popular destination for outdoor activities, including hiking and canoeing. Its natural beauty attracts both locals and tourists, contributing to the region's economy and recreational opportunities.