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Capital city: Helsinki
Area: 130,127 sq miles (337,030 sq km )
Population: 4,998,478
Official languages: Finnish, Swedish
Major religions: Christian 91%, other 9%
Government: Multiparty democracy
Currency: Euro
Adult literacy rate: 99%
Life expectancy: 78 years
People per doctor: 323
Televisions: 640 per 1,000 peopleKNOWN AS “SUOMI” to its people, Finland is the most northerly independent country in the world. An aerial view of this land would show a spectacular pattern of forests, swampy peatland, massive lakes, and islands – scattered in the lakes and along the coastline. Most of it is covered with pine, spruce, and birch trees, and for up to half of the year it
is carpeted with snow. After centuries of Swedish rule, Finland became part of Russia before independence in 1917. Finland has a distinctive language and culture that marks it apart from the rest of Scandinavia.
