MIKKELI-FINLAND

MIKKELI-FINLAND

MIKKELI-FINLAND

MIKKELI-FINLAND

MIKKELI-FINLAND

MIKKELI-FINLAND

MIKKELI-FINLAND

MIKKELI-FINLAND

MIKKELI-FINLAND

MIKKELI-FINLAND

MIKKELI-FINLAND

MIKKELI-FINLAND

MIKKELI-FINLAND

MIKKELI-FINLAND

MIKKELI-FINLAND

Mikkeli

 

 

Mikkeli S:t Michel
Town
Mikkelin kaupunki
Mikkeli
Coat of arms
Location of Mikkeli in Finland
Coordinates: 61°41′N 027°16′ECoordinates: 61°41′N 027°16′E
Country	Finland
Region	Southern Savonia
Sub-region	Mikkeli sub-region
Charter	1838
Government
• Town manager	Kimmo Mikander
Area (2011-01-01)[1]
• Total	2,124.60 km2 (820.31 sq mi)
• Land	1,699.90 km2 (656.34 sq mi)
• Water	424.7 km2 (164.0 sq mi)
Area rank	39th largest in Finland
Population (2014-01-31)[2]
• Total	48,970
• Rank	20th largest in Finland
• Density	28.81/km2 (74.6/sq mi)
Population by native language[3]
• Finnish	97.7% (official)
• Swedish	0.1%
• Others	2.2%
Population by age[4]
• 0 to 14	15.6%
• 15 to 64	65.7%
• 65 or older	18.7%
Time zone	EET (UTC+2)
• Summer (DST)	EEST (UTC+3)
Municipal tax rate[5]	19.5%
Website	Official website

Mikkeli (Swedish: S:t Michel official writing, short for Sankt Michel) is a town and municipality in Finland. It is located in what used to be the province of Eastern Finland and is part of the Southern Savonia region. The municipality has a population of 48,970 (31 January 2014)^[2] (around 34,000 in the town itself) and covers an area of 2,124.60 square kilometres (820.31 sq mi) of which 424.7 km² (164.0 sq mi) is water. The population density is 28.81 inhabitants per square kilometre (74.6 /sq mi) .
Mikkeli was the site for the headquarters of the Finnish armed forces during World War II. In recognition of this, the town's coat of arms incorporates a pair of crossed Marshal's batons, and the town was awarded the Cross of Liberty, 4th class, to be displayed with the coat of arms.

Contents

• 1 History
• 2 Geography
• 3 Demographics
• 4 Education
• 5 Places of attraction
• 6 Culture
• 7 Sport
• 8 Notable people
• 9 International relations
  • 9.1 Twin towns – Sister cities
• 10 Picture gallery
• 11 References
• 12 External links

History

The peace treaty of Nöteborg in 1323, with which the Pogosta (church parish) of Savilahti was transferred from the control of Novgorod to Sweden, is the oldest written record of the settlement in the present region of Mikkeli. The locality received its present name Mikkeli after Archangel Michael by the early 16th century at the latest.^[6]
On January 23, 1597, more than 200 peasant rebels were killed in the parsonage of Kenkävero in part of the larger Cudgel War. In the war waged by King Gustav III of Sweden against Russia 1788–1790, a battle took place at Porrassalmi Strait, a few miles south of Mikkeli. On June 13, 1789. In the battle the Swedes (the Finns) victoriously defended their positions against superior numbers of Russians.
Mikkeli was granted town rights in 1838.^[7] The provincial government of the province of Mikkeli that had been established in 1831, moved from Heinola to Mikkeli in 1843.
In 1918 during the Civil War, the headquarters of the White Army were established in Mikkeli.^[8] Mikkeli was located in a conservative farming area and it was a White stronghold. But elements of the Russian army garrison in the area supported the Reds. A major engagement was fought around the railway station at Mantyharju, about 20 km (12 mi) to the south of Mikkeli, when the Whites blocked a Red thrust coming north out of Kouvola. During the Winter War and Continuation War, the headquarters of the Finnish Army was located in Mikkeli.^[9] The Army staff made their base in a local secondary school. At the site of that school is the small Headquarters Museum (Päämajamuseo) containing photographs and memorabilia of the era. Because the headquarters of the army was based there, Mikkeli was bombed heavily. But since there was almost no "high-rise" development at that time, the damage was quickly repaired. Architecturally most of prewar Mikkeli doesn't exist anymore.

Map of urban Mikkeli

Mannerheim's carriage

Wartime Mikkeli is identified with Marshal Mannerheim, the commander of the Finnish army and later President of Finland. His personal railway carriage, which he used as a command post during the war, is parked in a siding at Mikkeli station. It is possible to look inside the carriage through its windows at any time. But public entry to the carriage is only permitted once a year, on Mannerheim's birthday (June 4). The carriage was the venue of Mannerheim's famous 1942 meeting (near Immola) with Hitler, on which occasion a private conversation between the two men was secretly recorded. Photographs of this meeting are on display in the carriage. Mannerheim was a regular diner at the Mikkelin Klubi, where his favourite drink was schnapps. One of the main museums in the town is the Infantry Museum (Jalkaväkimuseo) located in one of the former army barracks, close to the University of Applied Sciences.^[10] It contains exhibits from the four wars in Finland's modern history – the Civil, Winter, Continuation and Lapland Wars. The museum also contains an exhibit dedicated to Finnish war hero Lauri Törni.^[11]
In 1997 there was a province reform, which made Mikkeli the capital of the new province of Eastern Finland. In a separate reform, the rural municipality of Mikkeli which had surrounded the town and the municipality of Anttola were consolidated to Mikkeli in the beginning of the year 2001. The municipality of Haukivuori was consolidated with Mikkeli on January 1 2007.

Geography

The centre of Mikkeli is located on a low rise, near the shore of a bay of Lake Saimaa.^[12] There are several small lakes in and around the town. The lakes of the eastern parts of the town belong to the water system of River Vuoksi. In the west the town reaches Lake Puula that belongs to the water system of River Kymijoki.

Demographics

The municipality has a population of 48,970 (31 January 2014)^[2] (around 34,000 in the town itself) and covers an area of 2,124.60 square kilometres (820.31 sq mi) of which 424.7 km² (164.0 sq mi) is water. The population density is 28.81 inhabitants per square kilometre (74.6 /sq mi) .
The municipality is unilingually Finnish (only 0.15% of Mikkelians speak Swedish as their first language).^[3]

Education

In 1965, the town was selected as the site for a new higher education college specialising in professional, engineering and vocational studies. Polytechnic received its first intake of students in 1969. It was originally housed in an old Russian army barracks on the outskirts of town. Purpose built accommodation has since been added, but the old buildings are still in use. For example, the student union is located in the "Officers' Club" building. The Polytechnic changed its name to University of Applied Sciences in 2006 and currently receives around 4,500 students each year from around the world. (Hence, the name has not been approved by the Finnish Ministry of Education.) Its International Studies Centre runs business, engineering and IT courses delivered in English.^[13] It offers some degree programmes which are wholly delivered in English.^[13] but the University of Applied Sciences's main language of delivery is Finnish.
Several other universities also have operations in Mikkeli. The Mikkeli University Consortium includes units from University of Helsinki, Aalto University (formerly Helsinki School of Economics), University of Eastern Finland and Lappeenranta University of Technology.^[14] Aalto offers a highly ranked bachelor's of science degree in international business, taught in English, which draws students and faculty from around the world.^[15]

Places of attraction

1. Suur-Savon Museo, open 10 am-5 am, small museum near campus area of MAMK (Mikkelin Ammattikorkeakoulu) 2. Pitäjänkirkko, open 10 am- 6 pm, big wooden church 3. Taidemuseo, open 10 am -7 pm, arts museum 4. Tuomiokirkko, open 10 am-6 pm, main church 5. Lokki – cave (the last place to visit), lokki-museum inside the mountain

Culture

Mikkeli town centre, the market square in August 2013

Mikkeli has its own airport (domestic flights only), railway station (five trains to and from Helsinki, daily) and a concert hall. The latter is a genuinely world class facility, built in 1988 to commemorate Mikkeli's 150th anniversary as a town.^[16] The concert hall is the home of St. Michel Strings chamber orchestra, and also provides the main venue for the annual Mikkeli International Music Festival, which attracts musicians and audiences from across Europe. For example Mariinsky Opera led by Valery Gergiev performs there regularly.^[17] The University of Applied Sciences is now the largest single employer in the town. It employs around 400 full-time teaching staff plus around 900 support and services staff. Other local employers operate in the forestry, paper, printing, farming and light manufacturing sectors.^[18] The Mikpoli complex houses many local companies. Mikkeli is also a major holiday resort within the Finnish lakeland area.

Sport

Jukurit is an ice hockey team in Mikkeli. The team has won five Mestis's championships (2001, 2002, 2003, 2006, and 2013).^[19]
Mikkelin Kampparit, or just Kampparit, plays in the highest bandy division.^[20] In 2012, they became Finnish champions for the first time.^[21]
The local football team is the First Division Mikkelin Palloilijat (MP). Olli Rehn used to play there for 13 years (youth teams 1968–78, first team 1979–82).^[22]

Notable people

• Erkki Liikanen^[23]
• Olli Rehn^[24]

International relations

See also: List of twin towns and sister cities in Finland

Twin towns – Sister cities

Mikkeli is twinned with:

Békéscsaba, Hungary[25] Luga, Russia[25] Mõisaküla, Estonia[25]

Vejle, Denmark[25] Molde, Norway[25][26] Borås, Sweden[25]

Picture gallery

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  The city of Mikkeli as seen from the observation tower on Naisvuori Hill
  
• 

  Old cavalry barracks, now housing The Infantry Museum. The former parade ground is in the foreground
  
• 

  View to downtown Mikkeli over a bay of Lake Saimaa
  
• 

  The observation tower on Naisvuori Hill
  
• 

  Typical street scene in the commercial district of Mikkeli
  
• 

  Mikkeli. An old pre-war house on the left and a modern apartment block in the centre
  
• 

  Alternative view of the market place
  
• 

  Facing North along the railway track (Russian broad gauge) from Helsinki into Mikkeli. The town is to the left and the lake, separated from the railway by a timber yard, is to the right
  
• 

  The Officers' Club in the former barracks. Now the Students Union at Mikkeli University Applied Sciences
  
• 

  Mikkeli's cathedral (Lutheran)
  
• 

  Mikkeli Airport
  

MAAILMAN RIKKAIMMAT JA KÖYHIMMÄT MAAT

RICHEST COUNTRIES
(GNP in USA Dollars)

• United States $49,800
• Luxembourg $45,360
• Switzerland $44,355
• Japan $41,010
• Liechtenstein $40,000
• Norway $34,515

POOREST COUNTRIES
(GNP in USA Dollars)

• Mozambique $80
• Somalia $100
• Eritrea $100
• Ethiopia $100
• Congo, DNC $100

CONTINENTS (by population) 2014 est. - SUURIMMAT MAANOSAT ASUKASLUVUN MUKAAN - #1 Asia 4,298,723,000 #2 Africa 1,110,635,000 #3 Europe 742,452,000 #4 North America 565,265,000 #5 South America 406,740,000 #6 Australia/Oceania 38,304,000 #7 Antarctica 0

CONTINENTS (by population) 2014 est.

• #1 Asia 4,298,723,000
• #2 Africa 1,110,635,000
• #3 Europe 742,452,000
• #4 North America 565,265,000
• #5 South America 406,740,000
• #6 Australia/Oceania 38,304,000
• #7 Antarctica 0

COUNTRY POPULATIONS (largest) (January, 2014 UN numbers) - MAAILMAN SUURIMMAT MAAT, ASUKASLUVUN MUKAAN -

COUNTRY POPULATIONS (largest)
(January, 2014 UN numbers)

• China 1,339,190,000
• India 1,210,193,000
• USA 313,686,000
• Indonesia 237,641,000
• Brazil 192,376,000
• Pakistan 179,764,000
• Nigeria 170,471,000
• Bangladesh 164,425,000
• Russia 143,100,000
• Japan 127,610,200

MAJOR ISLANDS (by size) - PINTA-ALALTAAN, MAAILMAN SUURIMMAT SAARET -

• Locator Map
• Australia 7,617.930 sq km; widely considered part of a continental landmass, not officially an island. But without doubt it is the largest island on the planet, and when combined with Oceania, the smallest continent on Earth.
• Greenland 2,175,600 sq km
• New Guinea 792,500 sq km
• Borneo 725,500 sq km
• Madagascar 587,000 sq km
• Baffin 507,500 sq km
• Sumatra 427,300 sq km
• Honshu 227,400 sq km
• Great Britain 218,100 sq km
• Victoria 217,300 sq km
• Ellesmere 196,200 sq km
• Celebes 178,650 sq km
• New Zealand (south) 151,000 sq km
• Java 126,700 sq km
• New Zealand (north) 114,000 sq km
• Newfoundland 108,900 sq km

LANGUAGES OF THE WORLD - MAAILMAN PUHUTUIMMAT KIELET -

LANGUAGES OF THE WORLD

• Chinese Mandarin 1 billion +
• English 512 million
• Hindi 501 million
• Spanish 399 million
• Russian 285 million
• Arabic 265 million
• Bengali 245 million
• Portuguese 196 million
• Malay-Indonesian 140 million
• Japanese 125 million
• German 100 million
• Korean 78 million
• French 77 million
• Chinese, Wu 77 million
• Javanese 75 million
• Chinese, Yue 71 million
• Urdu 60 million

LARGEST CITIES ON THE PLANET - MAAILMAN SUURIMMAT KAUPUNGIT -

LARGEST CITIES ON THE PLANET
Numbers shown are the population within the recognized city limits, and do not include people living in the immediate surrounding area outside of the established border of the city. For the largest metropolitan areas refer to the list below this one. Revised (10/01/11)

• Shanghai, China 13.3 million
• Mumbai (Bombay), India 12.6 million
• Buenos Aires, Argentina 11.92 million
• Moscow, Russia 11.3 million
• Karachi, Pakistan 10.9 million
• Delhi, India 10.4 million
• Manila, Philippines 10.3 million
• Sao Paulo, Brazil 10.26 million
• Seoul, South Korea 10.2 million
• Istanbul, Turkey 9.6 million
• Jakarta, Indonesia 9.0 million
• Mexico City, Mexico 8.7 million
• Lagos, Nigeria 8.68 million
• Lima, Peru 8.38 million
• Tokyo, Japan 8.3 million
• New York City, USA 8.09 million
• Cairo, Egypt 7.6 million
• London, UK 7.59 million
• Teheran, Iran 7.3 million
• Beijing, China 7.2 million

FINLAND - KUNTIEN ASUKASLUVUT SUURUUSJÄRJESTYKSESSÄ -

VÄESTÖTIETOJÄRJESTELMÄ		REKISTERITILANNE	31.01.2014
BEFOLKNINGSDATASYSTEMET		SITUATIONEN I REGISTRET DEN

KUNTIEN ASUKASLUVUT SUURUUSJÄRJESTYKSESSÄ
KOMMUNERNAS INVÅNARANTAL I STORLEKSORDNING

JÄRJ.NRO	KUNTA		MIEHIÄ	NAISIA	YHTEENSÄ
ORDN. NR	KOMMUN		MÄN	KVINNOR	TILLSAMMANS
1	091 Helsinki - Helsingfors		289732	324342	614074
2	049 Espoo - Esbo		129062	131919	260981
3	837 Tampere - Tammerfors		106778	113831	220609
4	092 Vantaa - Vanda		102461	105849	208310
5	564 Oulu - Uleåborg		96424	97478	193902
6	853 Turku - Åbo		86568	95713	182281
7	179 Jyväskylä - Jyväskylä		65881	68921	134802
8	297 Kuopio - Kuopio		51479	54972	106451
9	398 Lahti - Lahtis		49153	54199	103352
10	286 Kouvola - Kouvola		42600	44343	86943
11	609 Pori - Björneborg		40507	42980	83487
12	167 Joensuu - Joensuu		36146	38329	74475
13	405 Lappeenranta - Villmanstrand		35887	36791	72678
14	109 Hämeenlinna - Tavastehus		32596	35170	67766
15	905 Vaasa - Vasa		33026	33379	66405
16	698 Rovaniemi - Rovaniemi		29862	31454	61316
17	743 Seinäjoki - Seinäjoki		29407	31065	60472
18	285 Kotka - Kotka		26996	27770	54766
19	491 Mikkeli - S:t Michel		26651	28035	54686
20	734 Salo - Salo		26804	27657	54461
21	638 Porvoo - Borgå		24324	25214	49538
22	444 Lohja - Lojo		23544	24202	47746
23	272 Kokkola - Karleby		23163	23897	47060
24	106 Hyvinkää - Hyvinge		22547	23738	46285
25	543 Nurmijärvi - Nurmijärvi		20498	20690	41188
26	186 Järvenpää - Träskända		19486	20506	39992
27	684 Rauma - Raumo		19745	20219	39964
28	858 Tuusula - Tusby		19053	19107	38160
29	257 Kirkkonummi - Kyrkslätt		18890	19036	37926
30	205 Kajaani - Kajana		18631	19230	37861
31	740 Savonlinna - Nyslott		17561	18685	36246
32	245 Kerava - Kervo		17066	17908	34974
33	536 Nokia - Nokia		16198	16500	32698
34	202 Kaarina - S:t Karins		15538	16258	31796
35	980 Ylöjärvi - Ylöjärvi		15937	15807	31744
36	211 Kangasala - Kangasala		15052	15302	30354
37	694 Riihimäki - Riihimäki		14497	14876	29373
38	927 Vihti - Vichtis		14426	14548	28974
39	710 Raasepori - Raseborg		14117	14621	28738
40	153 Imatra - Imatra		13705	14478	28183
41	678 Raahe - Brahestad		12985	12544	25529
42	790 Sastamala - Sastamala		12617	12871	25488
43	680 Raisio - Reso		12018	12550	24568
44	851 Tornio - Torneå		11244	11123	22367
45	140 Iisalmi - Idensalmi		10879	11280	22159
46	182 Jämsä - Jämsä		11051	11073	22124
47	240 Kemi - Kemi		10912	11209	22121
48	915 Varkaus - Varkaus		10940	11144	22084
49	098 Hollola - Hollola		10817	11190	22007
50	418 Lempäälä - Lempäälä		10890	10946	21836
51	749 Siilinjärvi - Siilinjärvi		10800	10775	21575
52	075 Hamina - Fredrikshamn		10473	10705	21178
53	908 Valkeakoski - Valkeakoski		10432	10730	21162
54	505 Mäntsälä - Mäntsälä		10158	10388	20546
55	992 Äänekoski - Äänekoski		10056	9999	20055
56	111 Heinola - Heinola		9729	10216	19945
57	598 Pietarsaari - Jakobstad		9741	9893	19634
58	593 Pieksämäki - Pieksämäki		9457	9813	19270
59	499 Mustasaari - Korsholm		9649	9517	19166
60	753 Sipoo - Sibbo		9465	9476	18941
61	529 Naantali - Nådendal		9157	9724	18881
62	410 Laukaa - Laukaa		9333	9275	18608
63	604 Pirkkala - Birkala		9091	9287	18378
64	061 Forssa - Forssa		8543	9110	17653
65	423 Lieto - Lundo		8599	8605	17204
66	020 Akaa - Akaa		8522	8610	17132
67	233 Kauhava - Kauhava		8579	8491	17070
68	165 Janakkala - Janakkala		8413	8441	16854
69	430 Loimaa - Loimaa		8233	8465	16698
70	244 Kempele - Kempele		8296	8325	16621
71	560 Orimattila - Orimattila		8101	8251	16352
72	305 Kuusamo - Kuusamo		8129	7851	15980
73	445 Parainen - Pargas		7687	7830	15517
74	434 Loviisa - Lovisa		7743	7755	15498
75	895 Uusikaupunki - Nystad		7683	7786	15469
76	532 Nastola - Nastola		7527	7438	14965
77	977 Ylivieska - Ylivieska		7405	7362	14767
78	408 Lapua - Lappo		7293	7405	14698
79	276 Kontiolahti - Kontiolahti		7324	7117	14441
80	301 Kurikka - Kurikka		7134	7165	14299
81	232 Kauhajoki - Kauhajoki		7041	7026	14067
82	886 Ulvila - Ulvsby		6649	6741	13390
83	208 Kalajoki - Kalajoki		6410	6216	12626
84	426 Liperi - Liperi		6274	6126	12400
85	050 Eura - Eura		6145	6227	12372
86	422 Lieksa - Lieksa		6267	6023	12290
87	010 Alavus - Alavus		6140	6080	12220
88	145 Ilmajoki - Ilmajoki		6141	5949	12090
89	214 Kankaanpää - Kankaanpää		5895	6085	11980
90	478 Maarianhamina - Mariehamn		5473	5937	11410
91	260 Kitee - Kitee		5576	5626	11202
92	599 Pedersören kunta - Pedersöre		5634	5339	10973
93	535 Nivala - Nivala		5600	5343	10943
94	508 Mänttä-Vilppula - Mänttä-Vilppula		5339	5549	10888
95	765 Sotkamo - Sotkamo		5292	5362	10654
96	577 Paimio - Pemar		5256	5366	10622
97	108 Hämeenkyrö - Tavastkyro		5301	5299	10600
98	102 Huittinen - Huittinen		5247	5302	10549
99	249 Keuruu - Keuruu		5031	5288	10319
100	005 Alajärvi - Alajärvi		5162	5072	10234
101	729 Saarijärvi - Saarijärvi		5053	5117	10170
102	420 Leppävirta - Leppävirta		5140	5028	10168
103	402 Lapinlahti - Lapinlahti		5133	5033	10166
104	481 Masku - Masku		4915	4826	9741
105	082 Hattula - Hattula		4892	4802	9694
106	562 Orivesi - Orivesi		4726	4910	9636
107	139 Ii - Ii		4967	4644	9611
108	500 Muurame - Muurame		4833	4757	9590
109	425 Liminka - Limingo		4902	4687	9589
110	545 Närpiö - Närpes		4731	4621	9352
111	761 Somero - Somero		4545	4596	9141
112	078 Hanko - Hangö		4594	4517	9111
113	290 Kuhmo - Kuhmo		4697	4399	9096
114	224 Karkkila - Högfors		4474	4594	9068
115	235 Kauniainen - Grankulla		4385	4654	9039
116	494 Muhos - Muhos		4581	4421	9002
117	758 Sodankylä - Sodankylä		4649	4234	8883
118	263 Kiuruvesi - Kiuruvesi		4415	4432	8847
119	086 Hausjärvi - Hausjärvi		4478	4351	8829
120	777 Suomussalmi - Suomussalmi		4411	4242	8653
121	636 Pöytyä - Pöytyä		4411	4181	8592
122	241 Keminmaa - Keminmaa		4335	4227	8562
123	615 Pudasjärvi - Pudasjärvi		4459	4049	8508
124	400 Laitila - Laitila		4183	4300	8483
125	016 Asikkala - Asikkala		4157	4228	8385
126	433 Loppi - Loppi		4284	4071	8355
127	541 Nurmes - Nurmes		4119	4063	8182
128	399 Laihia - Laihela		4009	4000	8009
129	320 Kemijärvi - Kemijärvi		4022	3967	7989
130	164 Jalasjärvi - Jalasjärvi		3975	3990	7965
131	503 Mynämäki - Mynämäki		3980	3960	7940
132	271 Kokemäki - Kumo		3840	3938	7778
133	563 Oulainen - Oulainen		3793	3980	7773
134	069 Haapajärvi - Haapajärvi		3875	3733	7608
135	893 Uusikaarlepyy - Nykarleby		3862	3679	7541
136	778 Suonenjoki - Suonenjoki		3709	3747	7456
137	079 Harjavalta - Harjavalta		3583	3806	7389
138	143 Ikaalinen - Ikalis		3592	3702	7294
139	936 Virrat - Virdois		3613	3659	7272
140	309 Outokumpu - Outokumpu		3608	3653	7261
141	071 Haapavesi - Haapavesi		3699	3536	7235
142	322 Kemiönsaari - Kimitoön		3502	3510	7012
143	287 Kristiinankaupunki - Kristinestad		3528	3481	7009
144	142 Iitti - Iitti		3452	3534	6986
145	931 Viitasaari - Viitasaari		3425	3468	6893
146	581 Parkano - Parkano		3455	3373	6828
147	635 Pälkäne - Pälkäne		3397	3393	6790
148	148 Inari - Enare		3576	3212	6788
149	946 Vöyri - Vörå		3430	3266	6696
150	288 Kruunupyy - Kronoby		3363	3323	6686
151	178 Juva - Juva		3356	3323	6679
152	859 Tyrnävä - Tyrnävä		3378	3297	6675
153	261 Kittilä - Kittilä		3243	3240	6483
154	834 Tammela - Tammela		3207	3236	6443
155	507 Mäntyharju - Mäntyharju		3106	3178	6284
156	989 Ähtäri - Etseri		3148	3115	6263
157	755 Siuntio - Sjundeå		3144	3052	6196
158	704 Rusko - Rusko		2958	3030	5988
159	051 Eurajoki - Euraåminne		2992	2956	5948
160	791 Siikalatva - Siikalatva		3103	2759	5862
161	213 Kangasniemi - Kangasniemi		2925	2863	5788
162	626 Pyhäjärvi - Pyhäjärvi		2886	2841	5727
163	531 Nakkila - Nakkila		2820	2879	5699
164	217 Kannus - Kannus		2796	2878	5674
165	846 Teuva - Östermark		2861	2793	5654
166	169 Jokioinen - Jockis		2769	2838	5607
167	146 Ilomantsi - Ilomants		2825	2777	5602
168	475 Maalahti - Malax		2843	2732	5575
169	748 Siikajoki - Siikajoki		2897	2678	5575
170	149 Inkoo - Ingå		2727	2837	5564
171	580 Parikkala - Parikkala		2763	2738	5501
172	700 Ruokolahti - Ruokolahti		2729	2765	5494
173	077 Hankasalmi - Hankasalmi		2692	2709	5401
174	624 Pyhtää - Pyttis		2675	2697	5372
175	746 Sievi - Sievi		2669	2548	5217
176	171 Joroinen - Jorois		2608	2597	5205
177	176 Juuka - Juuka		2665	2526	5191
178	611 Pornainen - Borgnäs		2584	2567	5151
179	887 Urjala - Urjala		2533	2572	5105
180	440 Luoto - Larsmo		2597	2474	5071
181	018 Askola - Askola		2516	2484	5000
182	441 Luumäki - Luumäki		2526	2470	4996
183	174 Juankoski - Juankoski		2531	2455	4986
184	848 Tohmajärvi - Tohmajärvi		2508	2357	4865
185	538 Nousiainen - Nousis		2493	2364	4857
186	152 Isokyrö - Storkyro		2449	2406	4855
187	172 Joutsa - Joutsa		2462	2390	4852
188	595 Pielavesi - Pielavesi		2468	2361	4829
189	831 Taipalsaari - Taipalsaari		2452	2372	4824
190	702 Ruovesi - Ruovesi		2433	2339	4772
191	316 Kärkölä - Kärkölä		2395	2349	4744
192	607 Polvijärvi - Polvijärvi		2374	2281	4655
193	783 Säkylä - Säkylä		2251	2319	4570
194	922 Vesilahti - Vesilahti		2300	2177	4477
195	976 Ylitornio - Övertorneå		2232	2237	4469
196	762 Sonkajärvi - Sonkajärvi		2315	2126	4441
197	170 Jomala - Jomala		2271	2165	4436
198	601 Pihtipudas - Pihtipudas		2152	2198	4350
199	226 Karstula - Karstula		2158	2178	4336
200	236 Kaustinen - Kaustby		2173	2120	4293
201	832 Taivalkoski - Taivalkoski		2276	1971	4247
202	683 Ranua - Ranua		2159	1988	4147
203	781 Sysmä - Sysmä		2028	2109	4137
204	592 Petäjävesi - Petäjävesi		2090	2034	4124
205	019 Aura - Aura		1947	2015	3962
206	273 Kolari - Kolari		1981	1901	3882
207	732 Salla - Salla		2063	1814	3877
208	925 Vieremä - Vieremä		1980	1891	3871
209	681 Rantasalmi - Rantasalmi		1936	1933	3869
210	300 Kuortane - Kuortane		1963	1847	3810
211	476 Maaninka - Maaninka		1932	1836	3768
212	854 Pello - Pello		1912	1824	3736
213	739 Savitaipale - Savitaipale		1859	1860	3719
214	689 Rautjärvi - Rautjärvi		1856	1816	3672
215	090 Heinävesi - Heinävesi		1887	1773	3660
216	614 Posio - Posio		1908	1746	3654
217	578 Paltamo - Paltamo		1866	1751	3617
218	892 Uurainen - Uurainen		1839	1756	3595
219	935 Virolahti - Virolahti		1747	1691	3438
220	686 Rautalampi - Rautalampi		1705	1710	3415
221	849 Toholampi - Toholampi		1704	1674	3378
222	625 Pyhäjoki - Pyhäjoki		1736	1616	3352
223	442 Luvia - Luvia		1701	1647	3348
224	751 Simo - Simo		1720	1623	3343
225	924 Veteli - Vetil		1702	1631	3333
226	845 Tervola - Tervola		1711	1604	3315
227	403 Lappajärvi - Lappajärvi		1637	1672	3309
228	576 Padasjoki - Padasjoki		1634	1631	3265
229	204 Kaavi - Kaavi		1624	1633	3257
230	484 Merikarvia - Sastmola		1606	1627	3233
231	785 Vaala - Vaala		1660	1533	3193
232	934 Vimpeli - Vimpeli		1610	1558	3168
233	619 Punkalaidun - Punkalaidun		1614	1550	3164
234	416 Lemi - Lemi		1656	1469	3125
235	081 Hartola - Hartola		1542	1561	3103
236	738 Sauvo - Sagu		1517	1507	3024
237	889 Utajärvi - Utajärvi		1553	1388	2941
238	584 Perho - Perho		1482	1444	2926
239	691 Reisjärvi - Reisjärvi		1504	1414	2918
240	620 Puolanka - Puolanka		1486	1386	2872
241	275 Konnevesi - Konnevesi		1458	1386	2844
242	407 Lapinjärvi - Lappträsk		1411	1415	2826
243	857 Tuusniemi - Tuusniemi		1430	1374	2804
244	768 Sulkava - Sulkava		1394	1403	2797
245	009 Alavieska - Alavieska		1415	1321	2736
246	317 Kärsämäki - Kärsämäki		1408	1312	2720
247	052 Evijärvi - Evijärvi		1399	1290	2689
248	319 Köyliö - Kjulo		1368	1321	2689
249	105 Hyrynsalmi - Hyrynsalmi		1316	1237	2553
250	060 Finström - Finström		1241	1284	2525
251	230 Karvia - Karvia		1314	1208	2522
252	981 Ypäjä - Ypäjä		1242	1236	2478
253	707 Rääkkylä - Rääkkylä		1289	1172	2461
254	103 Humppila - Humppila		1254	1205	2459
255	850 Toivakka - Toivakka		1260	1198	2458
256	239 Keitele - Keitele		1254	1176	2430
257	284 Koski Tl - Koski Åbo l		1197	1229	2426
258	291 Kuhmoinen - Kuhmoinen		1189	1216	2405
259	498 Muonio - Muonio		1201	1182	2383
260	911 Valtimo - Valtimo		1221	1160	2381
261	608 Pomarkku - Påmark		1185	1161	2346
262	097 Hirvensalmi - Hirvensalmi		1178	1156	2334
263	918 Vehmaa - Vehmaa		1154	1180	2334
264	623 Puumala - Puumala		1180	1131	2311
265	921 Vesanto - Vesanto		1158	1123	2281
266	759 Soini - Soini		1157	1119	2276
267	151 Isojoki - Storå		1180	1074	2254
268	280 Korsnäs - Korsnäs		1148	1068	2216
269	631 Pyhäranta - Pyhäranta		1104	1077	2181
270	489 Miehikkälä - Miehikkälä		1095	1049	2144
271	250 Kihniö - Kihniö		1069	1038	2107
272	283 Hämeenkoski - Hämeenkoski		1048	1037	2085
273	436 Lumijoki - Lumijoki		1071	1014	2085
274	480 Marttila - Marttila		1051	1001	2052
275	177 Juupajoki - Juupajoki		1048	987	2035
276	616 Pukkila - Pukkila		1022	1013	2035
277	504 Myrskylä - Mörskom		987	1001	1988
278	181 Jämijärvi - Jämijärvi		997	986	1983
279	838 Tarvasjoki - Tarvasjoki		979	981	1960
280	417 Lemland - Lemland		987	940	1927
281	413 Lavia - Lavia		951	951	1902
282	047 Enontekiö - Enontekis		1009	877	1886
283	588 Pertunmaa - Pertunmaa		942	900	1842
284	099 Honkajoki - Honkajoki		955	867	1822
285	736 Saltvik - Saltvik		911	901	1812
286	687 Rautavaara - Rautavaara		966	813	1779
287	495 Multia - Multia		917	861	1778
288	256 Kinnula - Kinnula		956	817	1773
289	833 Taivassalo - Tövsala		848	821	1669
290	844 Tervo - Tervo		866	799	1665
291	747 Siikainen - Siikainen		850	783	1633
292	630 Pyhäntä - Pyhäntä		798	755	1553
293	076 Hammarland - Hammarland		783	750	1533
294	046 Enonkoski - Enonkoski		776	756	1532
295	216 Kannonkoski - Kannonkoski		773	741	1514
296	218 Karijoki - Bötom		757	699	1456
297	697 Ristijärvi - Ristijärvi		733	701	1434
298	312 Kyyjärvi - Kyyjärvi		718	711	1429
299	561 Oripää - Oripää		712	712	1424
300	231 Kaskinen - Kaskö		688	653	1341
301	890 Utsjoki - Utsjoki		687	581	1268
302	265 Kivijärvi - Kivijärvi		666	592	1258
303	074 Halsua - Halsua		639	594	1233
304	483 Merijärvi - Merijärvi		632	518	1150
305	742 Savukoski - Savukoski		609	512	1121
306	771 Sund - Sund		524	501	1025
307	072 Hailuoto - Karlö		520	478	998
308	583 Pelkosenniemi - Pelkosenniemi		535	431	966
309	043 Eckerö - Eckerö		496	447	943
310	304 Kustavi - Gustavs		446	424	870
311	421 Lestijärvi - Lestijärvi		409	405	814
312	435 Luhanka - Luhanka		406	360	766
313	062 Föglö - Föglö		302	269	571
314	065 Geta - Geta		256	242	498
315	035 Brändö - Brändö		258	217	475
316	941 Vårdö - Vårdö		223	211	434
317	438 Lumparland - Lumparland		215	199	414
318	295 Kumlinge - Kumlinge		176	153	329
319	318 Kökar - Kökar		140	109	249
320	766 Sottunga - Sottunga		52	49	101
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