Kopmanholmen Labyrinth

A stone labyrinth on an island in the Ångermanland archipelago near Kopmanholmen. The Ångermanland coast's intricate network of islands, skerries, and deep fjords has supported fishing and sealing communities since the Mesolithic period. Stone labyrinths in archipelago settings were traditionally associated with fishing magic — walked before expeditions to ensure favorable winds and catches. The island placement limits access, suggesting this labyrinth served a specific maritime community. At Giza bearing 349.95°, 3,797 km from the Great Pyramid.