Gallery
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Ilomantsi Orthodox Church; North Karelia has percentagely most Orthodox Christians in Finland
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Joensuu Town Hall
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Lake Pielinen as seen from Koli; one of the most acknowledged landscapes in Finland
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Patvinsuo National Park, Lieksa
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The Border-Karelian Bomba House, Nurmes
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Paateri Church, Lieksa
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Lake Kuorinka, Liperi
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The old copper mine in Outokumpu, a town that was built around the mine industry
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Lake Neitijärvi in Lieksa; forested hills and lakes between them are characteristic of North Karelia
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Joensuu Market Place, the urban centre of the region
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Buildings of University of Joensuu
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River Pielisjoki and Major Pielisjoki, Joensuu
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Nurmes Evangelic-Lutheran Church
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The modern Evangelic-Lutheran church in Lieksa
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River Lieksanjoki, Lieksa
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Juuka Evangelic-Lutheran Church
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Lake Pyhäselkä, Joensuu
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Finnish Forest Research Institute in Joensuu; an example of modern wooden architecture
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Railway station in Nurmes; an example of Jugendstil
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A road in Lieksa
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Joensuu Evangelic-Lutheran Church
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The easternmost place in the European Union, Ilomantsi
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Old preserved wooden houses in Joensuu
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Rural landscape in Valtimo
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Viinijärvi Orthodox Church, Liperi
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