Map of Peräjärvi
Navigate the frozen municipality of Peräjärvi. Thermal landscape guide with safe, caution, and danger zones.
Peräjärvi Map Tour - Winter Navigation Guide
Map Overview
📍 Setting
- Location: Alivieska, Finland
- Area: 4.2 × 3.3 kilometers
- Weather: Sub-zero temperatures, snow, ice
- Daylight: 6 hours of light, 18 hours of darkness
🗺️ Navigation Strategy
- • Think in thermal radii, not kilometers
- • Plan routes around daylight hours
- • Keep fuel tank above half full
- • Always know your nearest heat source
Locations by Safety Level
Apartment (Peräjärvi)
residence
Your home location, save point, and warmth source. Requires weekly rent.
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Teimo's Shop & Pub
shop
Traditional Finnish village shop converted to pub. Food, drinks, and local gossip.
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PSK Service Station
shop
Modern corporate service station. Fuel, parts, food, and employment services.
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Lindell Inspection
service
Vehicle inspection and registration station. Required for legal driving.
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Fleetari Repair Shop
service
Independent mechanic specializing in car repairs, tuning, and scrap recycling.
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Futufon Office
industrial
Main employment center. Stable income source for survival.
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Ski Hill (Rykipohja)
landmark
Recreational ski hill and weather observation point.
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Abandoned House (Kesselinperä)
residence
Derelict house with garage. Unofficial storage location.
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Frozen Lake
landmark
Large frozen lake. Ice roads cross here, but weak ice areas exist.
Services:
✓ Safe Zones
Apartment
Primary save point and warmth source
Teimo's Shop
Food, warmth, and local information
PSK Service Station
Modern facilities with extended hours
⚠️ Danger Zones
Frozen Lake
Weak ice areas can break, causing instant death
DANGERHighway Loop
Long distances between heat sources
CAUTIONKesselinperä
Remote location, high exposure risk
DANGER🧭 Navigation Tips
- •View map as thermal radii: Safe (Apartment, Teimo's), Caution (Lake route), Danger (Highway)
- •Never leave heat source without clear destination
- •Plan routes around daylight hours (6 hours only)
- •Keep fuel tank above half full
- •Always carry emergency supplies
- •Check weather before traveling
- •Know location of shelter points
- •Budget fuel for return journey
❄️ Winter Hazards
Hypothermia
Body temperature drops in cold
Stranding
Running out of fuel in cold
Weak Ice
Frozen lake ice can break
Whiteout
Zero visibility in snowstorm