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    1. L44KSO on

      Sounds about right. Anything north of the Salpausselkä is north. 

    3. tjjt666 on

      The line is a bit too high up north. It should be where ring three (kehä 3) is.

    4. Emotional_Platform35 on

      North is a matter of perspective. If you live in Eira, Töölö is in the north.

    6. Leprecon on

      Turns out there is a whole country attached to Uusimaa? Wtf??

    8. Simmppaa on

      Nah, north starts from like 100 km where you live or where you grew up.

    9. larsvondank on

      For me Jyväskylä is still keskisuomi, probably even Seinäjoki. Etelä-Pohjanmaa is a mix all-in-all but culturally more northern. I say this as a person from the south coast.

    11. AuroraBorrelioosi on

      That’s about the North-South 50-percent-line for population.

    12. Petskoi on

      Generally? Yes, personally? North starts at the arctic circle

    14. concorde77 on

      So the line between North and South Finland is kind of like the line in the US between upstate and downstate New York?

    15. IhailtavaBanaani on

      Well, to be fair about half the population lives in that blue “south” area in the map so it divides the population in about half. But personally I think southern Finland is up to Tampere, and northern Finland is from Kainuu and up. Between them is the central Finland.

    18. Karpalet on

      North starts from the border of lapland. Below that, is Oulu ja Oulun alapuolinen alue (area under Oulu), then it’s already Etelä-Suomi (Southern Finland) and the whole Uusimaa is just considered Helsinki. Then ofc on west and east we have Ranta-Ruotsi and Savo.

      Lapland can be divided though to few parts 🤓

    19. Eproxeri on

      For someone who lives inside Kehä3, the North starts at Hki-Vantaa airport. After that its just wilderness.

    20. accubie on

      Anytime I tell my Tampere friends they’re “up north” they admonish me. They’re in the global south compared to the real north.

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