The Lightship Kemi (Finnish: Majakkalaiva Kemi) was the last lightship in use in Finland . It was completed at the Björneborgs Mekaniska Verkstad, (now Pori, Finand) in 1901. The ship's name varied depending on its location: Äransgrund (replacing Lightship Äransgrund), Relandersgrund (cf. Relandersgrund), Relanderinmatala (named after its location at the Relander shallow), and Rauma (after Rauma). Now Kemi is a museum ship operated by the Maritime Museum of Finland.



