Is it just me or is Finland kind of sexy with his top off?
I'd never thought I'd say that about a cartoon.

@Teadrinker I never thought any woman would say that of a Finnish man. :p

However, Finland is also the most densely populated area of its latitudes. Most of Sweden's population is packed on the southern parts, for example.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a4/Norden_pop_density.gif

@Kissamies Having driven to the Abisko mountain in the middle of winter (and the middle of the road) I can vouch for that... 200 k's and passed maybe one car going the other way.

@Kissamies #9489389
The Icelanders live very close together. Or most of them.

De-chibified Finland with chibi-esque head looks kind of weird.
That's also an interesting choice for a card image

I confirm that this card is correct (unless one wants to count Greenland as a "country in the European Union" - certainly, it's a country in the Danish realm, and Denmark is in the EU, but the EU doesn't list Greenland on their page)

@Karen But I think if Denmark and Greenland are seen as one (add their population/area together), they only have about 2.5 people/km²...

@IsaIna True. I looked into it better to try to see just how the EU sees Greenland. Apparently it's categorized as "EU Overseas Countries and Territories". It's in a special class, not treated as an EU country, but also not as an integral part of Denmark. They were at one point a full member but voted to leave in 1982 (and left in 1985)

@Karen Even though the country of Greenland is part of the sovereign state of the Kingdom of Denmark, it explicitly is not part of the EU, despite the Kingdom of Denmark being a member. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Withdrawal_from_the_European_Union#Greenland

@HaniiPuppy true. same goes for the Faeroe islands

@Aurinkolasit @Varangian My bad, i internet derped a little.

And it's still to many for Brother Finland to cope with. Sister Finland moved to Germany to give him more space (and be near Brother Germany).

That 41 people per sq.mi. and 6 1/4 ha or 15 ac. per person.

Poor Finland.

@nemoleeexe Why "poor" though? Finland is awesome because there aren't crowds of people everywhere.

det var intresant

@Creativeusername There are actually alot of nations who beat Finland in this one. Take Iceland, Russia, Canada, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Norway, Greenland (If it's counted as a country), Australia And so many more.

@Bendkabah, neither of those countries are part of the EU, which is what's mentioned in the factcard.