Abstract
Abstract Ground measurements of the magnetic field were carried out along a 20-km-wide zone along the Blue Road Geotraverse. In addition, a profile of high precision was measured. A large positive anomaly within the mountain area cannot be explained by anomalous magnetization of surface rocks. Optimization of theoretical models shows that it may have its origin at a depth of 30 km, indicating a rise of the Curie isothermal surface from the mountain area to the Baltic shield. The rise of the isotherm may be connected with the land uplift. Interpretation of smaller anomalies reveals the thickness of sedimentary layers.
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