#finland
- Ahvenanmaa — The Finnish language name for the autonomous island region of Åland, an archipelago consisting of thousands of islands located at the entrance to the Gulf of Bothnia in the Baltic Sea. Although sovereignly belonging to Finland, the region enjoys a special structural status established by international treaties, being fully demilitarized, neutral, and having Swedish as its sole official language.
- Aland — An archipelago consisting of thousands of islands and skerries located at the entrance to the Gulf of Bothnia in the Baltic Sea, forming an autonomous, demilitarized, and uniquely Swedish-speaking region under the sovereignty of Finland; an island province of major strategic importance in Northern European history, officially recognized by the Autonomy Act of 1920 and guaranteed by the League of Nations. This structural territory possesses its own parliament, government, flag, and special fiscal regulations.