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Kuhmo - Finland MANW_2025

by Annnddy · all their mods

Kuhmo, Rasti | Finland - MANW_2025

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Author
Annnddy
Version
1.0.0
Size
656.6 MB
Licence
APL
Game version
1.4.0.48
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Published
31 Jul 2025
Updated
1 year ago
Workshop ID
646F180C9C5BE5C5

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  1. v1.0.0 656.6 MB 31 Jul 2025
Description from the Workshop

This map started from larger Arma III terrain project, it is based on 2-meter laser scan data from National Land Survey of Finland. Altough it is altered for gameplay with changes in heightmap, additional roads that may or may not exist in real life. I also did many visits to the real locations to make sure I captured important details. - Location is in Finland. - Size is about 6x6km. - Technically this is Rasti village area, Kuhmo is city located about 10 kilometers from the area. Brief history of the area, this terrain was heavily fought over during Winter War. During the Winter War (30 November 1939 – 13 March 1940), Kuhmo’s front became a microcosm of the larger conflict, featuring fierce defensive battles, guerrilla strikes, and devastating encirclements against Soviet ski troops and the 54th Mountain Division of the Red Army. Finnish Separate Battalion 14—initially composed of local men from Kuhmo and Sotkamo—held the line at Saunajärvi and Laamasenvaara before regrouping around Rasti. A counter-attack by the 9th Division in late January 1940 split the Soviet forces into isolated “motti” pockets, leading to brutal forest engagements through to the armistice on 13 March 1940. - Location at the southeastern corner of Kainuu, straddling a major drainage divide that also marks much of Finland’s border with Russia. Most of Kuhmo drains westward into Lake Oulujärvi.