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{{City|title1=Helsinki|image1=Helsinki.png|country=[[ | {{City|title1=Helsinki|image1=Helsinki.png|country=[[Yatan Commonwealth]]|in region=Gulf of Finland|demonyms=Helsinkian|settlement hierarchy=Capital|founded in=(Before Year System)|subdivision=*[[Yetian Cooperative]] | ||
Helsinki is the capital city of [[Kalevala]] | **[[Republic of Kalevala]]}} | ||
Helsinki is the capital city of the [[Republic of Kalevala]] within the [[Yatan Commonwealth|Yatan Commonwealth's]] [[Yetian Cooperative]] located on the northern shore of the Gulf of Finland, and has a population of 830 Thousand. Helsinki is one of the largest cities in the Baltic region, being a home for both commerce and culture. | |||
[[Category:Cities]] | [[Category:Cities]] | ||
[[Category:Locations]] | [[Category:Locations]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:29, 6 January 2025
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| Geographic Information | |
| Country | Yatan Commonwealth |
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| In region | Gulf of Finland |
| Demonym(s) | Helsinkian |
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| Settlement hierarchy | Capital |
| Demographic information | |
| Founded in | (Before Year System) |
Helsinki is the capital city of the Republic of Kalevala within the Yatan Commonwealth's Yetian Cooperative located on the northern shore of the Gulf of Finland, and has a population of 830 Thousand. Helsinki is one of the largest cities in the Baltic region, being a home for both commerce and culture.
