Maps of Finnish cities 1902.

Atlas of Finland published by the Finnish Tourist Association in 1902.

Pop. = Population Jan.1, 1902

Hamina (357K) - (Swedish) Fredrikshamn - Pop. 3,060.
Hanko (379K) - Hangö - Pop. 5,030.
Heinola (422K) - Pop. 1,660.
Helsinki - Helsingfors: - Pop. 97,000

Northern downtown area. (741K)
Southern downtown area. (773K)
Helsinki Municipality Area. (1177K)
  • Inset map: Seurasaari Open Air Museum
    Hämeenlinna (356K) - Tavastehus - Pop. 5,420.
    Joensuu (300K) - Pop. 3,630.
    Jyväskylä (367K) - Pop. 3,100.
    Kajaani (382K) - Kajana - Pop. 1,270.
    Kotka (640K) - Pop. 6,420.
    Kuopio (792K) - Pop. 12,070.
  • Inset map: Puijo Hill.
    Käkisalmi (394K) - Kexholm - Pop. 1,620.
    Lappeenranta (367K) - Villmanstrand - Pop. 2,290.
    Loviisa (392K) - Lovisa - Pop. 2,670.
    Mikkeli (376K) - Sankt Michel - Pop. 3,500.
    Oulu (682K) - Uleåborg - Pop. 16,700.
    Pori (643K) - Björneborg - Pop. 15,400.
    Porvoo (372K) - Borgå - Pop. 5,130.
    Savonlinna (752K) - Nyslott - Pop. 2,230.
  • Inset map: Olavinlinna Castle.
    Sortavala (389K) - Sordavala - Pop. 2,050.
    Tammisaari (363K) - Ekenäs - Pop. 2,420.
    Tampere (678K) - Tammerfors - Pop. 27,650.
    Turku (764K) - Åbo - Pop. 39,190.
    Nikolainkaupunki - Waasa (664K) - Nikolaistad - Wasa - Pop. 15,570.
  • Inset map: Wasa and Old Wasa.
    Wiipuri (732K) - Wiborg - Pop. 33,000.
  • Inset map: Monrepos Park.
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