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Finland

Finland lies between Sweden and Russia, north of the Gulf of Finland. Glaciated terrain, many lakes and boreal forests shape its inland landscape.

Fast Facts

  • Helsinki faces the Gulf of Finland.
  • The Gulf of Bothnia separates Finland from much of Sweden.
  • Åland is an autonomous, Swedish-speaking island region of Finland.
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Part of Visualize CSE, an interactive geography atlas for UPSC Civil Services (IAS) preparation.