This is a list of the extreme points of Finland, the points that are farther north, south, east or west than any other location, as well as points of highest and lowest elevation.
Northernmost Point — Nuorgam, Utsjoki, Lapland at - also the northernmost point of the European Union Southernmost Point — Bogskär in the municipality of Kökar, Åland at Inhabited: Utö Southernmost Point, Mainland — Tulliniemi, Hanko at Westernmost Point — Märket, Hammarland, Åland at Inhabited: Västerö, Eckerö Signilskär used to be permanently inhabited up the 1950s, but has now only a birdwatching station. Westernmost Point, Mainland — Kolttapahta, Enontekiö, Lapland at Easternmost Point — Virmajärvi, Ilomantsi at Inhabited: Möhkö (). Hattuvaara () is sometimes cited as well. There is also a public lean-to shelter at Lakonkangas, further east.
Transportation Only includes public transportation.
Airport: Northernmost: Ivalo Airport Southernmost: Mariehamn Airport Westernmost: Mariehamn Airport Easternmost: Joensuu Airport
Railway station: Northernmost: Kolari railway station Southernmost: Hanko railway station Westernmost: Vaasa railway station Easternmost: Uimaharju railway station
Altitude Highest: Halti fell, Enontekiö municipality, 1323,6 m at ; however, the high point of Halti is located on the border with Norway, on a hill of a side peak that belongs to Norway; the main peak also belongs to Norway. The highest fell entirely in Finland is Ridnitšohkka. Lowest: Sea level, Baltic sea. Lowest mine: Pyhäsalmi Mine, Pyhäjärvi municipality 1444 m below ground.
See also
Extreme points of Earth Geography of Finland
References