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Map of Finland
Finland is in Northern Europe. Its capital is Helsinki, and other cities on our maps include Tampere, Turku and Oulu. It shares land borders with Norway, Russia and Sweden. About 5.6 million people lived in Finland in 2025, according to the World Bank.
Here you’ll find a blank outline map with a labelled reference page, a reference map of its administrative areas, a quiz on the administrative areas, a city location quiz, a latitude and longitude worksheet and a rivers and lakes activity. The learning pack puts them together in one PDF. Every map is free to download in A4 or US Letter, in colour or an ink-saving version.
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Quick facts
- Continent
- Europe
- Region
- Northern Europe
- Capital
- Helsinki
- Population
- About 5.6 million (2025)
- Regions on the map
- 18 administrative areas
- Latitude
- 60° N to 70° N
- Longitude
- 21° E to 32° E
Facts come from the map data and the World Bank. Borders, regions and coordinates follow the source outlines, which are simplified and may not reflect recent changes. Sources
Worksheets and printables
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Finland city map quiz
City map quizzes
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Finland geography learning pack
Learning packs
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Finland latitude and longitude worksheet
Coordinate worksheets
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Finland printable map pack
Country map packs
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Finland regional map quiz
Regional map quizzes
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Finland rivers and lakes activity
Rivers and lakesThese resources use simplified boundaries and selected places for learning. They are not intended for navigation. Place names and boundaries follow the listed sources and may differ between editions. Read more about our map sources and coverage.
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