Map of Finland Regions

Create a custom map of Finland regions with an intuitive online tool. You can color each region individually by hand or automate the process by importing data from Excel, Google Sheets, or CSV files. Export your finished map of Finland as a high-resolution PNG, SVG, or PDF to use in reports, documents, or presentations. It’s also possible to add pins marking important cities, offices, or locations throughout the country.

The app allows you to use manual coloring to emphasize specific regions or apply AI-generated suggestions based on your dataset. If you need an interactive map, you can create one with clickable or hoverable Finland regions to reveal additional information, making it easy to share data on your website or with colleagues.

Map Details

This map supports labels.

This map is divided into 19 regions:

  • Aland
  • Central Finland
  • Central Ostrobothnia
  • Finland Proper
  • Kainuu
  • Kymenlaakso
  • Lapland
  • North Karelia
  • Northern Ostrobothnia
  • Northern Savonia
  • Ostrobothnia
  • Päijät-Häme
  • Pirkanmaa
  • Satakunta
  • South Karelia
  • Southern Ostrobothnia
  • Southern Savonia
  • Tavastia Proper
  • Uusimaa

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Download Map of Finland Regions

Below you can download free printable Map of Finland Regions in high resolution PNG or SVG formats.
If you need different colors or features, you can customize this map in Ultimaps Studio.

About Finland Regions

Finland is divided into several regions, each known as a "maakunta" in Finnish. These regions serve as key administrative areas, supporting local governance, economic activity, and planning. The current regional division was established in the late 1990s, replacing former provinces.

Key facts about the Finland regions map:

  • Number of regions: 19
  • Largest region by area: Lapland (Lappi)
  • Most populous region: Uusimaa (includes Helsinki)
  • Smallest region by area: Åland Islands
  • The official languages are Finnish and Swedish, with the Åland Islands being Swedish-speaking
  • The regional system is vital for public administration and local development
  • Finland shares land borders with Sweden, Norway, and Russia and has a coastline along the Baltic Sea

Updates

Sep 15, 2025:

  • Added map of Finland regions with labels