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Southern Finland

A Wisdom Archive on Southern Finland

Southern Finland

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ARTICLES RELATED TO Southern Finland

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Southern Finland - Historical Provinces

For History, Geography and Culture see: Tavastia, Karelia and Nylandia In the 1997 redesign that reduced their number of provinces from 12 to 6 the Uusimaa province, Kymi province and the southern parts of Häme province formed the new province of Southern Finland. ...

See also:

Southern Finland, Southern Finland - Historical Provinces, Southern Finland - Administration, Southern Finland - Regions, Southern Finland - Heraldry

Read more here: » Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Southern Finland - Historical Provinces

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Finland - History

Main article: History of Finland Conclusive archaeological evidence exists indicating that the area now comprising Finland was settled around 8500 BC, during the Stone Age, as the inland ice of the last ice age receded. The earliest inhabitants are thought to have been hunter-gatherers, living primarily off what the forests and sea could offer. Pottery is known from around 5300 BC. The existence of extensive exchange systems is indicated by the spread of asbestos and soapstone from Eastern Finland, and by finds of flint from So ...

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Finland, Finland - History, Finland - Politics, Finland - Subdivisions, Finland - Geography, Finland - Economy, Finland - Globalization, Finland - Demographics, Finland - Culture, Finland - Public holidays, Finland - Miscellaneous topics, Finland - Other related articles, Finland - International rankings

Read more here: » Finland: Encyclopedia II - Finland - History

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Hyvinkää - History

Since the 1500's there has been a tavern in the area now known as Hyvinkäänkylä, which lies approximately half-way between Helsinki and Hämeenlinna. The first tax catalogs also marked the existence of some houses in the area around the same time. Hyvinkää village was gradually formed in the latter half of the 19th century. The construction of railways through Finland, beginning in 1861, marked th ...

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Hyvinkää, Hyvinkää - History, Hyvinkää - Famous People from Hyvinkää

Read more here: » Hyvinkää: Encyclopedia II - Hyvinkää - History

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Eastern Finland - Historical provinces

For history, geography and culture see: Savonia and Karelia In the 1997 redesign that reduced the number of provinces in Finland from 12 to 6, Mikkeli province, Kuopio province and Pohjois-Karjala province formed the new province of Eastern Finland. ...

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Eastern Finland, Eastern Finland - Historical provinces, Eastern Finland - Administration, Eastern Finland - Regions, Eastern Finland - Heraldry

Read more here: » Eastern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Eastern Finland - Historical provinces

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Provincial Governors of Finland - List of Provincial Governors

Provincial Governors of Finland - Eastern Finland. Pirjo Ala-Kapee, 1997– Provincial Governors of Finland - Lapland. Kaarlo Hillilä, 1938–1947 Uuno Hannula, 1947–1958 Martti Miettunen, 1958–1973 Asko Oinas, 1974–1994 Hannele Pokka, 1994– Provincial Governors of ...

See also:

Provincial Governors of Finland, Provincial Governors of Finland - List of Provincial Governors, Provincial Governors of Finland - Eastern Finland, Provincial Governors of Finland - Lapland, Provincial Governors of Finland - Southern Finland, Provincial Governors of Finland - Oulu, Provincial Governors of Finland - Western Finland, Provincial Governors of Finland - Åland

Read more here: » Provincial Governors of Finland: Encyclopedia II - Provincial Governors of Finland - List of Provincial Governors

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Finnish Karelia - History

Main article: History of Karelia During the 13th century Karelia was fought over between Novgorod and Sweden. In some Swedish sources the Karelians are described as allies to the Novgorodians. The "Third Swedish crusade", led by the marshal Torkel Knutsson, which took place 1293–1295, resulted in the western parts of Karelia coming under Swedish rule, and in the building of the Castle of Vyborg. The hostilities continued in 1300 when a Swedish force attacked the mouth of river Neva and built a fort near the current loc ...

See also:

Finnish Karelia, Finnish Karelia - Provinces, Finnish Karelia - History, Finnish Karelia - Geography, Finnish Karelia - Culture, Finnish Karelia - Famous Karelians, Finnish Karelia - Heraldry

Read more here: » Finnish Karelia: Encyclopedia II - Finnish Karelia - History

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Finland - History

Main article: History of Finland Conclusive archaeological evidence exists indicating that the area now comprising Finland was settled around 8500 BC, during the Stone Age, as the inland ice of the last ice age receded. The earliest inhabitants are thought to have been hunter-gatherers, living primarily off what the forests and sea could offer. Pottery is known from around 5300 BC. The existence of extensive exchange systems is indicated by the spread of asbestos and soapstone from Eastern Finland, and by finds of flint from So ...

See also:

Finland, Finland - History, Finland - Etymology, Finland - Politics, Finland - Subdivisions, Finland - Geography, Finland - Economy, Finland - Globalization, Finland - Demographics, Finland - Culture, Finland - Public holidays, Finland - Miscellaneous topics, Finland - Other related articles, Finland - International rankings

Read more here: » Finland: Encyclopedia II - Finland - History

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Western Finland - Historical Provinces

For History, Geography and Culture see: Finland Proper, Satakunda and Ostrobothnia In the 1997 redesign that reduced their number of provinces from 12 to 6 the Turku ja Pori province, Vaasa province, Central-Finland province and the northern parts of Häme province formed the new province of Western Finland. ...

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Western Finland, Western Finland - Historical Provinces, Western Finland - Administration, Western Finland - Regions, Western Finland - Heraldry

Read more here: » Western Finland: Encyclopedia II - Western Finland - Historical Provinces

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Vác - Demographics

Vác - Ethnicity. Hungarian: 94.9% Roma: 1.3% German: 0.5% Romanian: 0.1% Slovak: 0.5% Ukrainian: 0.1% Other/Undeclared: 4.5% Vác - Religious Denomination. Roman Catholic: 59.4% Greek Catholic: 0.7% Calvinist: 9.3% Lutheran: 3.1% Other denomination: 1.4% Non-religious: 14 ...

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Vác, Vác - Location, Vác - Modern Vác, Vác - History, Vác - Demographics, Vác - Ethnicity, Vác - Religious Denomination, Vác - Twin towns

Read more here: » Vác: Encyclopedia II - Vác - Demographics

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Tavastia historical province - History

The prehistoric era of Tavastia can be said to begin with the Second Swedish crusade in 1239. Building of the castle Tavastehus (Hämeenlinna) began in the 1260s, by orders of the Earl Birger. It was to be the centre of the three "castle counties", the other two being the castle of Åbo (Turku) in Finland Proper and Viborg (Viipuri) castle in Karelia. After the peace Treaty of Pähkinäsaari in 1323 the castle lost some of its meaning as defense line ...

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Tavastia historical province, Tavastia historical province - Administration, Tavastia historical province - History, Tavastia historical province - Geography, Tavastia historical province - Culture, Tavastia historical province - Heraldry

Read more here: » Tavastia historical province: Encyclopedia II - Tavastia historical province - History

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Australia

New South Wales Bondi Beach Sydney Fox Studios Australia Sydney Luna Park, Sydney Taronga Zoo Sydney Sydney Harbour Bridge Sydney Sydney Opera House Sydney Western Plains Zoo Dubbo Victoria Crown Casino Melbourne Great Ocean Road Healesville Sanctuary Queensland Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary Brisbane Roma Street Parkland Brisbane South Bank Parklands Brisbane ...

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List of popular tourist regions, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Argentina, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Australia, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Austria, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Belgium, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Brazil, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Bulgaria, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in China, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Canada, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Central Asia, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Caribbean, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Costa Rica, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Croatia, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in the Czech Republic, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Denmark, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Egypt, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in England, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Finland, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in France, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Germany, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Greece, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Guatemala, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Honduras, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Hong Kong, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Hungary, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in India, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Indonesia, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Ireland, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Israel, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Italy, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Jamaica, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Japan, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Jordan, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Kenya, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Laos, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Macao, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Malaysia, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Mauritius, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Mexico, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Nepal, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in the Netherlands, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in New Zealand, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Norway, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Peru, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in the Philippines, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Poland, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Portugal, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Romania, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Russia, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Scotland, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Serbia and Montenegro, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Singapore, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Slovakia, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Slovenia, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in South Africa, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Spain, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Sweden, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Switzerland, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Tanzania, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Turkey, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Uganda, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Ukraine, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in the United States, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Zambia, List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Zimbabwe

Read more here: » List of popular tourist regions: Encyclopedia II - List of popular tourist regions - Tourism in Australia

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Nylandia - Administration

For current affairs see: Southern Finland Nyland is confined within the boundaries of the administrative province of Southern Finland, and was a former lääni "province". ...

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Nylandia, Nylandia - Administration, Nylandia - History, Nylandia - Geography, Nylandia - Culture, Nylandia - Heraldry

Read more here: » Nylandia: Encyclopedia II - Nylandia - Administration

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - List of Finland-related topics - Economy

Main article: Economy of Finland Finland and Globalization List of Finnish companies Alma Media Finnair Hesburger Nokia Nordea Stora-Enso UPM-Kymmene YLE List of Finnish newspapers Suomen Pankki Tourism in Finland ...

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List of Finland-related topics, List of Finland-related topics - The main article, List of Finland-related topics - Administrative regions, List of Finland-related topics - Communications, List of Finland-related topics - Culture, List of Finland-related topics - Demography and languages, List of Finland-related topics - Economy, List of Finland-related topics - Education and Science, List of Finland-related topics - Environment, List of Finland-related topics - Geography, List of Finland-related topics - History, List of Finland-related topics - Lists, List of Finland-related topics - Politics, List of Finland-related topics - Religion, List of Finland-related topics - Sport, List of Finland-related topics - Other pages

Read more here: » List of Finland-related topics: Encyclopedia II - List of Finland-related topics - Economy

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Finland - Other related articles

main article: *List of Finland-related topics Dictionary definitions from Wiktionary Textbooks from Wikibooks Quotations from Wikiquote Source texts from Wikisource Images and media from Commons News stories from Wikinews Communications in Finland Education in Finland List of universities in Finland Finland and Globalization Finlandization Finnish innovation system Foreign ...

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Finland, Finland - History, Finland - Etymology, Finland - Politics, Finland - Subdivisions, Finland - Geography, Finland - Economy, Finland - Globalization, Finland - Demographics, Finland - Culture, Finland - Public holidays, Finland - Miscellaneous topics, Finland - Other related articles, Finland - International rankings

Read more here: » Finland: Encyclopedia II - Finland - Other related articles

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Tavastia historical province - Administration

For current affairs see: Southern Finland and Western Finland Tavastia is divided upon the administrative provinces of Southern Finland and Western Finland. ...

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Tavastia historical province, Tavastia historical province - Administration, Tavastia historical province - History, Tavastia historical province - Geography, Tavastia historical province - Culture, Tavastia historical province - Heraldry

Read more here: » Tavastia historical province: Encyclopedia II - Tavastia historical province - Administration

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Finland - Public holidays

Main article: Public holidays in Finland All official holidays in Finland are established by acts of Parliament. The official holidays can be divided into Christian and secular holidays, although some of the Christian holidays have replaced holidays of pagan origin. The main Christian holidays are Christmas, Epiphany, Easter, Ascension Day, Pentecost and All Saints Day. The secular holidays are New Year's Day, ...

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Finland, Finland - History, Finland - Etymology, Finland - Politics, Finland - Subdivisions, Finland - Geography, Finland - Economy, Finland - Globalization, Finland - Demographics, Finland - Culture, Finland - Public holidays, Finland - Miscellaneous topics, Finland - Other related articles, Finland - International rankings

Read more here: » Finland: Encyclopedia II - Finland - Public holidays

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Finland - Demographics

Main article: Demographics of Finland There are two official languages in Finland: Finnish, spoken by 92% of the population, and Swedish, mother tongue for 5.5% of the population. Ethnic Finns and Finland Swedes are generally considered to comprise a common nation. The Finland-Swedes are concentrated in the coastal areas, and there is a slight cultural difference between the culture of the Ethnic Finns, focused on lakes and woods, and the more outward-oriented coastal culture of the Finland-Swedes. This difference may be consid ...

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Finland, Finland - History, Finland - Etymology, Finland - Politics, Finland - Subdivisions, Finland - Geography, Finland - Economy, Finland - Globalization, Finland - Demographics, Finland - Culture, Finland - Public holidays, Finland - Miscellaneous topics, Finland - Other related articles, Finland - International rankings

Read more here: » Finland: Encyclopedia II - Finland - Demographics

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Finland - Economy

Main article: Economy of Finland Finland is, in terms of economy, a part of Western Europe and has a highly industrialised, largely free-market economy, with per capita output roughly equal to that of the UK, France or Italy. The Finnish standard of living is high. Its key economic sector is manufacturing - principally the wood, metals, engineering, telecommunications (especially Nokia), and electronics industries. Trade is important, with exports equalling almost one-third of GDP. Except for timber and several minerals, Finland depends on imports of raw materials, energy, and some ...

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Finland, Finland - History, Finland - Etymology, Finland - Politics, Finland - Subdivisions, Finland - Geography, Finland - Economy, Finland - Globalization, Finland - Demographics, Finland - Culture, Finland - Public holidays, Finland - Miscellaneous topics, Finland - Other related articles, Finland - International rankings

Read more here: » Finland: Encyclopedia II - Finland - Economy

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Finland - Globalization

Finland's unique relationship with Czarist Russia, the Soviet Union, and now the Russian Federation, has profoundly impacted Finland's foreign policies and ability to globalise. Finnish globalisation was tempered by their necessity to remain unprovoking to their neighbour. Even with these barriers, Finland eventually became one of the most globalised nations in the world. After the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990's, Finland took that opportunity to free itself from the restrictions imposed on it by the Paris Peace Treat ...

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Finland, Finland - History, Finland - Etymology, Finland - Politics, Finland - Subdivisions, Finland - Geography, Finland - Economy, Finland - Globalization, Finland - Demographics, Finland - Culture, Finland - Public holidays, Finland - Miscellaneous topics, Finland - Other related articles, Finland - International rankings

Read more here: » Finland: Encyclopedia II - Finland - Globalization

Southern Finland: Encyclopedia II - Finland - Economy

Main article: Economy of Finland Finland is a part of Western Europe and has a highly industrialised, largely free-market economy, with per capita output roughly that of the UK, France or Italy. The Finnish standard of living is high. Its key economic sector is manufacturing - principally the wood, metals, engineering, telecommunications (especially Nokia), and electronics industries. Trade is important, with exports equalling almost one-third of GDP. Except for timber and several minerals, Finland depends on imports of raw materials, energy, and some ...

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Finland, Finland - History, Finland - Politics, Finland - Subdivisions, Finland - Geography, Finland - Economy, Finland - Globalization, Finland - Demographics, Finland - Culture, Finland - Public holidays, Finland - Miscellaneous topics, Finland - Other related articles, Finland - International rankings

Read more here: » Finland: Encyclopedia II - Finland - Economy

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