Finland-Sweden

Finland-Sweden is General Andalousian's former official nation.
Finland-Sweden, officially the Commonwealth of Finland and Sweden (Fennoswedish: Sverige ja Suomi tasaamvälde) is a country in , situated mostly on the . Bordered by to the west and to the east.
The country has a population of approximately 16 million people, making it the  in Europe and . With area of 814,735 km2, it's the biggest country in the region and .
The largest city of Finland-Sweden is , followed by and . Nation's capital, , is the 4th biggest city.
Finland-Sweden is a dual  divided into 16 administrative subdivisions (landskäps). Member of the , ,  and multiple other organisations.
== Politics ==
=== Foreign relations ===
Finland-Sweden has been a member of the since 1995. The nation is a member of the Global Economic Union and the leader of Socialist-Democrat Economic Union.
Finland-Sweden has formal alliances with three Mapperdonian nations.
International relations of Finland-Sweden	 	 	 	 	
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:100%; margin:auto;"	Flag	Abbr. 	Name 	Capital(s)	Treaty
 	IKM 	Kingdom of Inkami 	Krakov 	
* Treaty of Malmo
* August 20th, 2016	
 	PCS 	People's Republic of Polnocslavia 	Warsaw 	
* Treaty of Stockholm
* August 27th, 2016	
 	UCR 	Socialist Union of Catalan Republics	Barcelona	
* Treaty of Barcelona
* August 30th, 2016	
=== Administrative divisions ===
Finland-Sweden is a divided into 16 administrative subdivisions - landskäps.
Regions of Finland-Sweden
No.	Name 	Capital 	Map
1 	Lappland 	Rovaniemi 	
2 	Norrland 	Umeå 	
3 	Dalarna 	Falun 	
4 	Ångermanland	Gavle 	
5 	Götaland 	Gothenburg 	
6 	Uppland 	Uppsala 	
7 	Stockholm 	Stockholm 	
8 	Södermanland	Nyköping 	
9 	Småland 	Jönköping 	
10 	Skäne 	Malmö 	
11 	Gotland 	Visby 	
12 	Åland 	Mariehamn 	
13 	Ostrobothnia	Vaasa 	
14 	West Karelia	Joensuu 	
15 	Tavastia 	Tampere 	
16 	Savonia 	Lappeenranta	
17 	Helsinki 	Helsinki 	
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