Municipalities of Ostrobothnia
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The 17 municipalities of the Ostrobothnia Region in Finland are divided into four sub-regions. Both their location and the dominant language imply these divisions; Kyrönmaa, for example, is Finnish-speaking, whereas the others have Swedish-speakers in the majority. Most places have both Swedish and Finnish names.
[edit] Kyrönmaa Sub-region
[edit] Vaasa Sub-region
- Korsnäs
- Malax (Fi. Maalahti)
- Korsholm (Fi. Mustasaari)
- Oravais (Fi. Oravainen)
- Vaasa (Sw. Vasa)
- Vörå-Maxmo (Fi. Vöyri-Maksamaa)
[edit] South Eastern Bothnia Coastal Sub-region
- Kaskinen (Sw. Kaskö)
- Kristinestad (Fi. Kristiinankaupunki)
- Närpes (Fi. Närpiö)
[edit] Jakobstad Sub-region
- Kronoby (Fi. Kruunupyy)
- Larsmo (Fi. Luoto)
- Jakobstad (Fi. Pietarsaari)
- Pedersöre
- Nykarleby (Fi. Uusikaarlepyy)
[edit] See also
Municipalities of Ostrobothnia | ||
Isokyrö | Jakobstad | Kaskinen | Korsholm | Korsnäs | Kristinestad | Kronoby | Laihia | Larsmo | Malax | Nykarleby | Närpes | Oravais | Pedersöre | Vaasa | Vähäkyrö | Vörå-Maxmo | ||
Ostrobothnia Region | Western Finland | Finland |