Finland map: regions

This map shows the nineteen regions of Finland. The regions are governed by regional councils, which serve to facilitate cooperation between the municipalities within each region.

The regions are listed below in the same order as on the map, with the capital city included:

• Uusimaa (capital: Helsinki)
• Southwest Finland (capital: Turku)
• Kanta-Häme (capital: Hämeenlinna)
• Päijät-Häme (capital: Lahti)
• Kymenlaakso (capitals: Kotka and Kouvola)
• Satakunta (capital: Pori)
• Ostrobothnia (capital: Vaasa)
• South Ostrobothnia (capital: Seinäjoki)
• Central Ostrobothnia (capital: Kokkola)
• North Ostrobothnia (capital: Oulu)
• Pirkanmaa (capital: Tampere)
• Central Finland (capital: Jyväskylä)
• South Savo (capital: Mikkeli)
• North Savo (capital: Kuopio)
• South Karelia (capital: Lappeenranta)
• North Karelia (capital: Joensuu)
• Kainuu (capital: Kajaani)
• Lapland (capital: Rovaniemi)
• Åland (capital: Mariehamn)

The capital of Finland is Helsinki.

Map created by NWEGEO; administrative boundaries and fill colours by Mapchart.net. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0).