This is a list of the extreme points of Finland, the points that are farther north, south, east or west than any other location. Northernmost Point — Nuorgam, Utsjoki, Lapland at - also the northernmost point of the European Union Southernmost Point — Bogskär in the municipality of Kökar, Åland at Inhabited: Utö Southernmost Point, Mainland — Tulliniemi, Hanko at Westernmost Point — Märket, Hammarland, Åland at Inhabited: Västerö, Eckerö Signilskär used to be permanently inhabited up the 1950s, but has now only a birdwatching station. Westernmost Point, Mainland — Kolttapahta, Enontekiö, Lapland at Easternmost Point — Virmajärvi, Ilomantsi at Inhabited: Möhkö (). Hattuvaara () is sometimes cited as well. There is also a public lean-to shelter at Lakonkangas, further east. Transportation Only includes public transportation. Airport: Northernmost: Ivalo Airport Southernmost: Mariehamn Airport Westernmost: Mariehamn Airport Easternmost: Joensuu Airport Railway station: Northernmost: Kolari railway station Southernmost: Hanko railway station Westernmost: Vaasa railway station Easternmost: Uimaharju railway station Altitude Highest: Halti fell, Enontekiö municipality, 1323,6 m at ; however, the high point of Halti is located on the border with Norway, on a hill of a side peak that belongs to Norway; the main peak also belongs to Norway. The highest fell entirely in Finland is Ridnitšohkka. Lowest: Sea level, Baltic sea. Lowest mine: Pyhäsalmi Mine, Pyhäjärvi municipality 1444 m below ground. See also Extreme points of Earth Geography of Finland References Finland geography-related lists