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    1. After 8000 km of train travel to the Arctic Circle, from France, some incredible hikes in the forests, heathlands and peatbogs of Finland and Sweden, with a detour across the Baltic states, I’m home and decided to make this map – it may be a way to cope with the fact I’m not traveling anywmore.

      I wanted pays tribute to the incredible nature we find up there with data showing the land use, cities, water bodies and more with a colourful map I printed on a nice paper and nice ink. I most importantly visited Pyhä-Luosto where I stayed for a few days and some cities across the country with the local nature and it blew my mind. Can’t wait to come again, in winter hopefully.

      I make more maps and share them here on my [website](https://www.perrinremonte.com/home)! You’ll find some photographs too. I believe a geography enthusiast can have fun browsing my website 🙂

    2. Shimano-No-Kyoken on

      You’ve got two Pärnus there, one in Estonia and another one south of St. Petersburg

    3. Just letting you know there is a typo in the legend: „broaleaf“ is missing a ‚d‘. Otherwise it is a really pretty map, the colour palette is great! Glad you enjoyed your time over here.

    4. do you use drones to map those different areas accurately? Very beautiful work btw

    5. The abosolute AUDACITY to highligt Savukoski (a village with around 15 people) and not Sodankylä, is mildly infuriating. Other than that, a nice map indeed.

    6. I appreciate that you included the Swedish name Jakobstad for Pietarsaari 🫶 (Most Finnish towns/places have official Swedish names). Welcome back to 🇫🇮

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