The Finnish flag is a blue cross on a white field. The used colors in the flag are blue, white. The proportion of the Finnish flag is 11:18. The Flag of Finland was adopted in 1918.
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| Country: | Finland | |||||||||
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| Continent: | Europe | |||||||||
| Official languages: | Finnish, Swedish | |||||||||
| Capital: | Helsinki | |||||||||
| Government: | Unitary parliamentary constitutional republic | |||||||||
| Border length: | 1 671 miles / 2 690 km | |||||||||
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The Finnish flag is the flag of the country named Finland. Finland is located in continental Europe. Finland has 3 neighbouring countries. The total length of land borders of Finland is 1 671 mi/ 2 690 km. Finland border neighbours and border lengths are: Norway: 736 km, Sweden: 614 km, Russia: 1 340 km.
5 518 371 people are living in Finland, a country stretching over 130 060 sq mi/ 336 855 km² (10.15% water). The population density in Finland is of 42 per sq mi/ 16 people per km². The official language of Finland is Finnish, Swedish. The capital city of Finland is Helsinki. Finland is a Unitary parliamentary constitutional republic.
The currency in Finland is the Euro € (EUR). UTC (standard time) in Finland is UTC+02:00 and UTC+03:00 in summer. Finland has the unique two-letter country code, FI (also Internet top-level domain), its three-letter country code is FIN, and its three-digit country code is 246. The calling code for Finland is +358.
| CET: | UTC+02:00 |
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| CEST: | UTC+03:00 |
| Internet TLD: | FI |
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| Three-letter country code: | FIN |
| Three-digit country code: | 246 |
| Calling code: | +358 |
