GEOGRAPHY THROUGH MAPS
Gulf of Finland
The Gulf of Finland projects eastward from the Baltic between Finland and Estonia, reaching Russia at its eastern end. It connects the Neva drainage system and Saint Petersburg with the wider Baltic.
Fast Facts
- Finland borders the north, Estonia the south and Russia the east.
- Helsinki lies on the northern shore and Tallinn on the southern shore.
- The Neva carries water from Lake Ladoga into the head of the gulf.
Connected lessons
- Gulf of FinlandMap, explanation and practice
Geographical connections
- Baltic SeaRelated places
- Gulf of BothniaRelated places
- Lake LadogaRelated places
- Gulf of RigaRelated places