Güneybatı Finlandiya

Güneybatı Finlandiya (Fince: Varsinais-Suomi; İsveççe: Egentliga Finland), Finlandiya'nın bölgelerinden biridir. Bölge, Finlandiya'nın güneybatısında yer almakta olup Satakunta, Pirkanmaa, Kanta-Häme ve Uusimaa bölgeleri ile komşudur. Yüzölçümü 10,910.30 km² olan[1] bölgenin nüfusu 30 Eylül 2017 tarihi itibari ile 477,338'dir.[2] Bölgenin merkezi Turku'dur.

Güneybatı Finlandiya
Varsinais-Suomi
Egentliga Finland
Bölge
Güneybatı Finlandiya bölgesi

Arma

Güneybatı Finlandiya'nın Finlandiya'daki konumu
Ülke  Finlandiya
İdare
 • Bölge başkanı Kari Häkämies
Yüzölçümü
 • Toplam 10.910,30 km² (421.240 mil²)
Nüfus
 (2017)
 • Toplam 477.338
Zaman dilimi UTC+02.00 (DAZD)
 • Yaz (YSU) UTC+03.00 (DAYZD)
ISO 3166 kodu FI-19

Belediyeler

Güneybatı Finlandiya, 11'i şehir olmak üzere 27 belediyeye ayrılmaktadır.

Åboland-Turunmaa altbölgesi:

Salo altbölgesi:

Turku altbölgesi:

Loimaa altbölgesi:

Vakka-Suomi altbölgesi:

Galeri
  • Turku Cathedral dating back to the 13th century is Finland's national shrine and one of Finland's most recognized buildings
  • A typical view from Turku Archipelago, the largest archipelago (by number of islands) in the world
  • Louhisaari Manor in Masku was the birthplace of Finland's marshal and president Mannerheim
  • The Old Castle of Lieto and rural landscape
  • Naantali Harbour with the former Bridgettine monastery church in the background
  • A general view of the City of Turku from the tower of the cathedral
  • Bengtskär Lighthouse in Kimitoön is the highest one in the Nordic countries
  • Nautelankoski Rapids in River Aura in Lieto
  • The medieval Turku Castle on the banks of River Aura is one of the most influential buildings in Finnish history
  • Moomin World, Naantali
  • A limestone quarry in Pargas
  • Historical salt warehouses in Uusikaupunki town centre
  • A bridge from 1850 in Taivassalo
  • Korpo Church; there are 25 remaining medieval churches in the region
  • Luostarinmäki Handicrafts Museum is an 18th-century district of the city that survived the Great Fire of Turku which burnt down four-fifths of the city in 1827
  • May Day celebrations in Turku centre; the Arts Museum on the top of Street Aurakatu
  • Traffic connections between islands are mostly served with ferries in the archipelago
  • The National Romantic style Karuna Church
  • The mobile phone manufacturer Microsoft had originally its factory and headquarters in Salo; state-of-the-art models are still manufactured there
  • A street view in Turku; old wooden houses and modern block of flats
  • Marshland in Loimaa
  • Naantali Old Town has been well preserved
  • The functionalistic Paimio Sanatorium by Alvar Aalto
  • A silo in Salo; the region still has a strong agricultural feel
  • Windmills in Uusikaupunki
  • The popular ferries travel twice a day around the year from Turku to Stockholm, Sweden
  • Ruins of the medieval Kuusisto Bishops' Castle demolished in 1528 during the Protestant Reformation in Kaarina
  • Pargas Old Town
  • River Paimionjoki and rural landscape in Marttila
  • Teijo Church in Salo is the smallest stone church in Finland

Kaynakça
  1. "Suomen pinta-ala kunnittain 2017-01-01" (Fince). Maanmittauslaitos. 1 Ocak 2017. 4 Ekim 2017 tarihinde kaynağından arşivlendi. Erişim tarihi: 23 Kasım 2017.
  2. "Tilastokeskuksen PX-Web-tietokannat / Taulukko: Ennakkoväkiluku muuttujina sukupuoli, alue ja kuukausi" (Fince). Tilastokeskus. 30 Eylül 2017. Erişim tarihi: 23 Kasım 2017.

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