What is Finland?

Answer 1

Finland is in the Northern Hemisphere between Sweden, Estonia and Russia.

Area: 337,030 km 2
Capital: Helsinki
Population: 5.2m
Languages: Finnish, Swedish
Religion: Evangelical Lutheran
Currency: Euro

Answer 2

Finland is one of the Nordic countries, situated in Northern Europe, east of Sweden, west of Russia and north of Estonia. The country shares borders with the two former and Norway to its north. Finland is bounded by the Baltic Sea with the Gulf of Finland to the south and the Gulf of Bothnia. The Åland Islands, off the south-western coast, are under Finnish sovereignty while enjoying extensive autonomy.

Answer 3

Finland, country in northwestern Europe on the Baltic Sea. Finland is one of Europe’s most northerly countries, with about one-third of its area lying north of the Arctic Circle. Finland is a land of vast green forests and sparkling lakes, of ultramodern buildings and old, walled castles. Its woodlands, which are its most important natural resource, are often referred to as Finland’s “green gold.” Helsinki is the capital and largest city of Finland.

Answer 4

A northern Scandinavian country that borders Russia on the East and Sweden on the West. It also touches Norway at the most Northern extreme.
It is on the same side of the Baltic Sea as Leningrad.

Answer 5

Finland is country in Northern Europe. It is typically considered scandinavian and it use the same flag design, but it's historical background is hardly similar.

Answer 6

A country.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finland

Answer 7

A Scandanavian Country, in Northern Europe.

Answer 8

A country in Scandinavia. Northern Europe

Answer 9

A country with a lady president who looks excactly like Connan O'brian.

Answer 10

Are you kidding me? A Land that borders Sweden, Norway and Russia!