Lövbackastugan
The place
Lövbackastugan ("Leafy Hills Cabin") in the Ostrobothnia region, Vaasa/Korsholm area (Kvarken, central Bothnia coast, Finland), at a true altitude of ~5 m (the listed 0 m is acceptable), Kvarken UNESCO coastline. Part of the continuous Finland Ostrobothnia cluster (batches 240-383, 5 entries). MISATTRIBUTION SE→FI, first correction: Kvarken, Vaasa area, bilingual Swedish-speaking zone (Lövbacka "leafy hills" in Swedish, bilingual Fi-Sv Ostrobothnia + Kvarken UNESCO 2006, world's largest archipelago, 6,550 km², 5,600 islands, post-glacial (Weichselian) isostatic uplift of 8 mm/year + Vaasa, 68,000 inhabitants, 4th in Ostrobothnia + homeland of Finnish Ostrobothnians and Svenskspråkiga (a Finno-Ugric people, 5 million Finnish speakers, official since 1863 + Svenskspråkiga, 300,000, 5% Swedish-speaking minority, iconic historically in Vaasa/Turku + Kalevala by Elias Lönnrot, 1849, 22,700 verses, Sampsa Pellervoinen, national epic + Kvarken ferry, 3 h, 55 km, Vaasa-Umeå, Sweden + NATO 4 April 2023).
The setting
Ostrobothnia, Vaasa/Korsholm, Kvarken, central Bothnia coast, Finland, altitude 0 m acceptable, ~5 m actual, Kvarken UNESCO, continuous cluster batches 240-383, 5 entries, misattribution SE→FI, first correction, Kvarken Swedish-speaking area, Lövbacka "leafy hills" in Swedish, bilingual Fi-Sv + Kvarken UNESCO 2006 archipelago 6,550 km² 5,600 islands 8 mm/year Weichselian uplift + Vaasa 68,000 4th, Finnish Ostrobothnians/Svenskspråkiga, Finno-Ugric, 5 million Finnish speakers since 1863 + 300,000 Swedish speakers, 5%, Vaasa/Turku + Kalevala Lönnrot 1849 + Kvarken ferry 3 h 55 km Vaasa-Umeå + NATO 4 April 2023.
