File:Map of Finland-en.svg

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DescriptionMap of Finland-en.svg	English: Map of Finland. Suomi: Suomen kartta. Svenska: Karta över Finland.
Date	5 March 2009
Source	Self-made in Inkscape. Boundaries, rivers, roads, and railroads are based on a 1996 CIA map ( File:Finland 1996 CIA map.jpg), with some revisions by me. Coordinates of cities and municipalities not on the CIA map are from Finnish Wikipedia articles. Not all municipalities were included for visual reasons. Topography (PNG raster) is based on public domain GLOBE data from NOAA, extracted using Perl with PROJ.4. Bathymetry was vectorized from NGDC ETOPO2.
Author	Oona Räisänen ( Mysid)
Permission ( Reusing this file)	See below. I've worked hard to create this map, so even though not mandatory, please attribute me wherever it is suitable.

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