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**Central スオミ state**
Keski-Suomen lääni
Mellersta Finlands län
	; The state division of 1996; (スオミ state central 7); ;
Establishment	1960; I am divided from Vassa state and am established;
The abolition	1997September 1; Turku polystate、Vassa state、ハメ stateThe northern part and merger;
State capital	ユヴァスキュラ
Position prefecture	Center スオミ prefecture
Area; - The whole; ;	; 19,388 km²;
Population; - In total (1993); - Population density; ;	; 255,989 people; 13.2 /km²; ;

The state where the central スオミ state (Finnish: Keski-Suomen lääni, Swedish: Mellersta Finlands län) ever existed of Finland. I existed from 1960 through 1997.

In 1960, the eastern part of State of Vassa separates, and central スオミ state is formed. In addition, I find it, and, ハメ state, State of Kuopio, the small portion of the re-state is divided then by the State of central スオミ, too and is admitted. It merges with the northern part of State of Turku polystate, Vassa state, ハメ and, on September 1, 1997, becomes extinct with the large-scale reorganization of the state. After a merger, it became the west スオミ state. The west スオミ state was abolished with other states on January 1, 2010, and, as for the history of the state of Finland, it closed a curtain afterwards [¹].

Change of the state area

A state of 1960 of Finland: 1 Turku poly state, 2: State of Woo cymar, 3: State of ハメ, 4: State of Vassa 5 6 finds it State of キュミ re-state, 7: State of center スオミ, 8: State of Kuopio, 9: State of north カルヤラ, 10: State of オウル, 11: State of ruppie, 12: State of Orlando self-government:

A state of 1996 of Finland: 1 Turku poly state, 2: State of Woo cymar, 3: State of ハメ, 4: State of Vassa 5 6 finds it State of キュミ re-state, 7: State of center スオミ, 8: State of Kuopio, 9: State of north カルヤラ, 10: State of オウル, 11: State of ruppie, 12: State of Orlando self-government:

A state of 1997 after the merger of Finland: 10 State of オウル, 11: State of ruppie, 12: State of Orlando self-government, 22: State of south スオミ, 23: State of west スオミ, 24: State of east スオミ: