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Explore Finland's regions and test your knowledge with the Choose Region Quiz. Can you name all the cities in each region and get the highest total population?

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Finland All Places By Region – Choose Region

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First choose any Finnish region by entering it and choosing from the drop-down list. Then, name all cities (settlements per the census, not municipalities) in that region trying to get the highest total population. Quiz is not timed.

Enter region name to choose region.

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Winnahman

5 months ago

Please add support for all the swedish names

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darin

5 months ago

Reply to Winnahman

You can list some that I need to add, but my source site doesn’t have them except for a few so I’m not able to easily gather all the Swedish versions.

Midwaybird

1 year ago

It is a bit inconsistent with the language. In English it should follow the majority language in the municipality. I found 3 in Ostrobothnia that were wrong: Molpe, not Moikipää. Solf, not Sulva. Kvevlax, not Koivulahti.

Last edited 1 year ago by Midwaybird

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darin

1 year ago

Reply to Midwaybird

I’ll add those as alternate answers.

subway13

1 year ago

should be municipalities instead of settlements

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darin

1 year ago

Reply to subway13

I’m using settlements for this particular quiz similar to the Sweden and Norway ones so there are more answers.

subway13

1 year ago

Reply to darin

but that doesn’t make sense as they are quite arbitrary and nobody in Finland thinks about cities that way