Ridnitšohkka
Ridnitšohkka set fra Halti
Ridnitšohkka (nordsamisk: Ritničohkka) er med en højde på 1.316 meter over havet det næsthøjeste fjeld i Finland.[1]
Da den højeste top på Finlands højeste fjeld Halti ligger i Norge (Ráisduattarháldi), er Ridnitšohkka det højeste fjeld i Finland, hvor også den højeste top ligger indenfor landets grænser. Ridnitšohkka ligger cirka 4 kilometer sydøst for fjeldet Halti i Enontekis kommune i den nordvestlige del af landskabet Lappland.
Henvisninger
Koordinater: 69°17′16″N 21°20′19″Ø / 69.2878°N 21.3386°Ø
Medier brugt på denne side
Ridnitšohkka from Halti.JPG
Forfatter/Opretter: Matti Paavola (User:MattiPaavola), Licens: CC BY-SA 3.0
Ridnitšohkka fell in background and boundary mark 303B on foreground. 303B is the highest point in Finland and is located on Halti fell. On the other hand, Ridnitšohkka is the highest fell in Finland with its peak entirely in the Finnish side of the border. The photo is taken in the evening the 8th of July, 2008 from Norwegian side of Halti. The "mailbox" on left contains the visitors' book of Halti.
Forfatter/Opretter: Matti Paavola (User:MattiPaavola), Licens: CC BY-SA 3.0
Ridnitšohkka fell in background and boundary mark 303B on foreground. 303B is the highest point in Finland and is located on Halti fell. On the other hand, Ridnitšohkka is the highest fell in Finland with its peak entirely in the Finnish side of the border. The photo is taken in the evening the 8th of July, 2008 from Norwegian side of Halti. The "mailbox" on left contains the visitors' book of Halti.