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| [[Image:B. pendula, Koivu Birch, end of August 2.jpg|192px|centre|State Tree of the Finnish Republic]][[Image:Betula pendula Finland.jpg|192px|centre]] | | [[Image:B. pendula, Koivu Birch, end of August 2.jpg|192px|centre|State Tree of the Finnish Republic]][[Image:Betula pendula Finland.jpg|192px|centre]] | ||
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! [[Butterfly]] | [[State butterfly of the Finnish Republic]]<br> ''Celastrina argiolus'' | ! [[Butterfly]] | ||
| [[State butterfly of the Finnish Republic]]<br> ''Celastrina argiolus'' | |||
| [[Image:Celastrina argiolus1.jpg|192px|centre|State Butterfly of the Finnish Republic]] | | [[Image:Celastrina argiolus1.jpg|192px|centre|State Butterfly of the Finnish Republic]] | ||
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| [[Image:Latvala lyömässä.JPG|192px|centre|State Sport of the Finnish Republic]] | | [[Image:Latvala lyömässä.JPG|192px|centre|State Sport of the Finnish Republic]] | ||
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! [[Mineral]] | [[State mineral of the Finnish Republic]]<br> ''National stone'' | ! [[Mineral]] | ||
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| [[Image:Pyterlite Suomi.jpg|192px|centre|State Mineral of the Finnish Republic]] | | [[Image:Pyterlite Suomi.jpg|192px|centre|State Mineral of the Finnish Republic]] | ||
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The State symbols of Finland are the symbols that are used to represent the Finnish people or the Finns proper and abroad to represent the country and its people.
Symbols
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References
- ↑ "Finnish face of Euro coins: cloudberry, swan and heraldic lion". ec.europa.eu. Archived from the original on 5 March 2016. Retrieved 3 April 2013.
