The borders of Finland are the dividing lines between it and the neighbouring countries of Norway, Russia and Sweden.
Although Japan does share a land border with any countries, it shares maritime borders with the following nations: Taiwan (Republic of China), the Northern Mariana Islands (US territory), the Philippines, Russia, South Korea, China, and North Korea. Some of these maritime borders are highlighted below
Norway borders Finland to the northeast with a land and river border that is 457 miles long. The Finland-Norway border was defined in 1751 through a treaty that also included the Swedish-Norwegian border. The country borders Sweden, Finland, and Russia.
