Geography
Finland facts
Ice age
Scenic areas
Finnish cities
100

This is the name of the sea that Finland is nearest to.

The Baltic Sea.


100

What is the currency (money) used in Finland?

Euros

100

What is an ice age?

A period of time when ice sheets cover large parts of the world.

100

There are usually a lot of floods during springtime in this region


Pohjanmaa -Ostrobothnia

100

Vantaa is located in which scenic area?

Southern Finland (Etelä-Suomi)

200

What are the four neighboring countries of Finland?

Norway, Sweden, Russia, and Estonia 

200

What is the national animal of Finland?

Brown bear

200

What is it called when ice cut big pieces of rock and carried them along for long ways.

Erratic boulders

200

There are fewer and shorter trees in

Lappi - Lapland

200

The capital of Finland is

Helsinki

300

This is the name of the gulf (body of water) between Finland and Sweden

Golf of Bothnia 

300

Describe the crest of Finland

It is red with a yellow lion holding a sword.

300

What is it called when stones rolled around in the flowing water and carved deep, round holes to the ground.

Kettle holes

300

The land is very flat and there are lots of fields in

Pohjanmaa -Ostrobothnia

300

Santa Claus Village is located in which city?

Rovaniemi

400

True or False? Most people live in the Northern part of Finland.

False. Most people live in the South of Finland. 

400

Who is the current president of Finland?

Sauli Ninistö

400

What are ridges?

Water was flowing also under the ice sheet and carried stones and soil along and that created the ridges.

400

There are lots of lakes and summer cottages in

Järvi-Suomi - Lake District of Finland

400

The Capital area consists of three cities: Helsinki, Vantaa, and ________________

Espoo


500

This is the highest point of Finland

Halti

500

Who can vote in Finnish elections?

Any Finnish citizen over the age of 18. Some people who are not citizens can vote if they have lived in Finland for two or more years.

500

What is the Gulf Stream and how does it affect weather conditions in Finland?    

Gulf Stream is a warm current in the Atlantic Ocean. It makes warm water to flow towards North. The warm water warms also the air above it. When the wind is blowing from West and South-West, the warm air moves all the way to Finland too. Without Gulf Stream, the weather would be much colder in Finland all year round.

500

There are lots of hills covered by trees in

Vaara-Suomi - The Northern Fells of Finland

500

Name three cities in the Lake District of Finland (Järvi-Suomi)

Tampere, Jyväskylä, and Kuopio