Finland

It is a northern neighbor of Russia. I went to Russia this summer and wanted to visit Helsinki for the day, but that was impossible. I would have had to take a train between St. Petersburg and Helsinki and it would have taken at least 14 hours. I couldn't find a ship or ferry that went between the two that was faster. There was no way. I was surprised to see that no ferry ran. I loved St. Petersburg.

There are several small bodies of water between Sweden and Russia. They are all connected, but have different names. The Gulf of Bothnia separates Sweden and Finland- it is located to the east of Sweden. To get to Russia from there, you must travel through the Gulf of Finland- you will land in St. Petersburg. Both of these gulfs are smaller bodies of water contained in the Baltic Sea.

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New Zealand is made up of two main islands, the North Island and the South Island. In addition there is Stewart Island to the far south, and hundreds more smaller islands, some of which are inhabited. They include the Antipodes Islands, Auckland Islands, Bounty Islands, Campbell Island, Chatham Islands, and Kermadec Islands.

This would be Indonesia.Some of the islands have active volcanoes on them;Sumatra,Bali and Java are but a few.Some of the islands however are very small barely measuring an acre or simply attols and reefs.

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Finland locates in northern Europe, Scandinavia, next to Sweden and Russia.

In Northern Europe, Fennoscandia, between Sweden and Russia and north of Estonia.

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Finland is ahead of New York by seven hours.

Norway and Finland share a border, so your question makes little sense. However, there is a country which borders both of those two, Sweden, and its capital is Stockholm.

Barents Sea or Norwegian Sea

Finland is in the middle...

About 2 million people live north of the Arctic Circle. Most of them live in Russia (1.4 million) and Scandinavia (0.5 million), while less than 0.1 million live in North America and Greenland. The largest cities north of the Arctic Circle are situated in Russia: Murmansk, with 0.4 million people in its metropolitan area, and Norilsk with 0.2 million. The largest western city north of the Arctic Circle is Tromso, in Norway, with a population of more than 66,000. The largest city in North America is Barrow in Alaska, with more or less 4,000 inhabitants.

It is Bear (Ursus arctos). In Finnish it is "karhu"

Czar Alexander I of Russia moved the capital from Turku to Helsinki to reduce Swedish influence in Finland.

Russia is the country that borders Finland on the east. Russia is the largest country in land mass in the world. It covers one eighth of the Earth.

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At Helsinki Finland the time is exactly a nine hour different from that of Pacific Standard time. They are nine hours later. For example if it is 7:57 am at Pacific Time it would be 4:57 pm over there.

It is the 2 Northern European countries of Norway and Sweden.

Denmark is bigger than Switzeland.

If you mean combined? Then white males. White females are by far the largest group in Fennoscandia. After that you can distrubute distort and do what you like with the data. But If you mean ethnically there is no doublt that it is the Kurds. Assyrians, Yugoslav, Russian and Axeri people that number the most. Somalis are increasing but the other immigrants do not like then so viloence occur.