Bothnian Bay
northernmost part of the Gulf of Bothnia
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Bothnian Bay
Summary
Bothnian Bay is a gulf[1]. It draws 354 Wikipedia views per month (gulf category, ranking #18 of 86).[2]
Key Facts
- Bothnian Bay is in the country of Finland[3].
- Bothnian Bay is in the country of Sweden[4].
- Bothnian Bay's instance of is recorded as gulf[5].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Torne River[6].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Kemijoki[7].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Simojoki[8].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Kuivajoki[9].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Olhavanjoki[10].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Iijoki[11].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Kiiminkijoki[12].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Oulujoki[13].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Siikajoki[14].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Pyhäjoki[15].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Kalajoki[16].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Lestijoki[17].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Perhonjoki[18].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Kalix River[19].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Råne River[20].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Lule River[21].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Pite River[22].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Skellefte River[23].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Kåge River[24].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Rickleån[25].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Jävreån[26].
- Bothnian Bay's inflows is recorded as Altersundet[27].
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Geography
Country listings include Finland[3], a sovereign state[28], founded in 1917[29] and Sweden[4], a sovereign state[30], founded in 0900[31]. Bothnian Bay is part of Gulf of Bothnia[32].
Designation and Status
Bothnian Bay's instance of is recorded as gulf[5].
Why It Matters
Bothnian Bay draws 354 Wikipedia views per month (gulf category, ranking #18 of 86).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 15 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[33] It is known by 21 alternative names across languages and contexts.[34]