]> 2026-04-27T03:53:12+00:00 Case study:Kvarnekulla nature like bypass channel at River Knipån 500 en Approved Yes Yes No Improvement No Fish: Abundance,Yes,Yes,No,Yes,No,Improvement Fish: Abundance Yes Fenno-Scandian Shield Yes No Yes Meandering new stream (photo. Maria Arola).JPG New stream (photo. Maria Arola).JPG Pool-riffle variation (photo. Outi Laamanen).JPG Gravel (photo. Maria Arola).JPG Fish counter (photo. Maria Arola).JPG Meandering new stream (photo. Maria Arola) New stream (photo. Maria Arola) Pool-riffle variation (photo. Outi Laamanen) Gravel (photo. Maria Arola) Fish counter (photo. Maria Arola) 57.940646703704,14.095079152084 Ingemar Bergbom ,, ,,, 4398 Meandering new stream (photo. Maria Arola) 2008-02-01Z 2454497.5 Sinuous new stream (photo. Maria Arola).JPG 2003-01-01Z 2452640.5 Complete Kvarnekulla has rich industrial history since late 1600 century. Before restorations two dams of the Kvarnekulla mill were the first obsticles for migrating fish from lake Vättern upstreams. The aim of the restoration was to provide nature-like route for fish to migrate upstream without obsticles. 570 meters long Kvarnekulla bypass channel was constructed in 2008 and is so far the longest one in Sweden. Kvarnekulla nature like bypass channel at River Knipån kvarnekulla nature like bypass channel at river knipån 570 Knipån Habo Knipån knipån River Knipån Fisheries Habitat and biodiversity Hydropower 188830 more than 10000 k€ 2012-11-19T10:39:48Z 2456250.9443056 2013-09-06T11:01:06Z 2456541.9590972 Kvarnekulla nature like bypass channel at River Knipån 500 1 plainlist 5 [[Category:Case study]] [[Project title::!Kvarnekulla nature like bypass channel at River Knipån]] [[Subcatchment title::River Knipån]] Kvarnekulla nature like bypass channel at River Knipån# QUERYba8f9df31abd65c3d4d785877a7ea139