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The gravity models of the Finnish rapakivi granites show a remarkable similarity both of shape and depth values. The models resemble enormous, asymmetric laccoliths, the depth of the root part being 18–20 km. The formation of the rapakivi-sandstone-complex in Satakunta is apparently closely connected with a Pre-Cambrian, NW—SE-striking zone of weakness.
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