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Suensaari is a Finnish peninsula in the river
Torne.[1] Although the 6 km2 peninsula is linked to
Sweden, it was decided in 1809 that it would become Finnish. It has 2227 inhabitants as of 2012.[2]
References
^"Suensaari". Suensaari (in Dutch). Retrieved 2 July 2018.
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Suensaari is a Finnish peninsula in the river
Torne.[1] Although the 6 km2 peninsula is linked to
Sweden, it was decided in 1809 that it would become Finnish. It has 2227 inhabitants as of 2012.[2]
References
^"Suensaari". Suensaari (in Dutch). Retrieved 2 July 2018.
