Vihanti Jatulintarha

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64.4830°N, 24.5670°E Giza Bearing: 355.04° 3,864 km to Giza Power: 4/10

A Jatulintarha ('Giant's Garden') stone labyrinth in Vihanti, inland northern Finland — one of the rare Finnish labyrinths found away from the coast. The Finnish name connects labyrinths to the Jotun (giants) of Norse mythology, suggesting pre-Christian ritual significance. Most Finnish labyrinths cluster on the Bothnian coastline; inland examples like Vihanti may mark ancient portage routes or sacred gathering sites. The inland placement challenges the dominant maritime interpretation of Nordic labyrinths. At Giza bearing 355.04°, 3,864 km from the Great Pyramid.

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Labyrinth Earth energy marker (bearing 355.04°)

Labyrinth Details
Pattern Classical Baltic (Double Spiral)
Circuits 7 paths, 8 walls
Material stone
Age 15th-16th century
Condition intact
Country Finland
Region Northern Ostrobothnia
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