Sub-regions of Finland

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In 2005 Finland is divided into 77 sub-regions (seutukunta in Finnish, ekonomisk region in Swedish). The sub-regions are formed by groups of municipalities within the 20 regions of Finland. The sub-regions represent a LAU 1 level of division used in conjunction with the Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics.

Sub-regions grouped by regions

• Rovaniemi sub-region
• Kemi-Tornio sub-region
• Torne Valley
• Eastern Lapland
• Tunturi Lapland
• Northern Lapland

• Oulu sub-region
• Oulunkaari
• Raahe sub-region
• Siikalatva
• Nivala-Haapajärvi sub-region
• Ylivieska sub-region
• Koillismaa

• Kehys-Kainuu
• Kajaani sub-region

• Outokumpu sub-region
• Joensuu sub-region
• Ilomantsi sub-region
• Central Karelia
• Pielinen Karelia

• Upper Savonia
• Kuopio sub-region
• North Eastern Savonia
• Varkaus sub-region
• Inner Savonia

• Mikkeli sub-region
• Juva sub-region
• Savonlinna sub-region
• Pieksämäki sub-region

• Suupohja
• Pohjoiset seinänaapurit
• Eteläiset seinänaapurit
• Kuusiokunnat
• Härmänmaa
• Järviseutu

• Kyrönmaa
• Vaasa sub-region
• Coastal Southern Ostrobothnia
• Jakobstad sub-region

• North Western Pirkanmaa
• South Eastern Pirkanmaa
• Southern Pirkanmaa
• Tampere sub-region
• South Western Pirkanmaa
• Upper Pirkanmaa

• Rauma sub-region
• South Eastern Satakunta
• Pori sub-region
• Northern Satakunta

• Kaustinen sub-region
• Kokkola sub-region

• Jyväskylä sub-region
• South East Central Finland
• Keuruu sub-region
• Jämsä sub-region
• Äänekoski sub-region
• Saarijärvi sub-region
• Viitasaari sub-region

• Åboland
• Salo sub-region
• Turku sub-region
• Vakka-Suomi
• Loimaa sub-region

• Lappeenranta sub-region
• Western Saimaa
• Imatra sub-region
• Kärkikunnat

• Lahti sub-region
• Heinola sub-region

• Hämeenlinna sub-region
• Riihimäki sub-region
• Forssa sub-region

• Greater Helsinki
• Lohja sub-region
• Tammisaari sub-region

• Porvoo sub-region
• Loviisa sub-region

• Kouvola sub-region
• Kotka-Hamina sub-region

• Mariehamn
• Countryside
• Archipelago

 

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