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Population development of Helsinki 1550–1810

Population development of Helsinki 1550–1810
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Population development of Helsinki from its foundation in 1550 to 1810. Helsinki remained a relatively small city for centuries after it was founded.

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People in the process of moving at Läntinen Heikinkatu 24 (near Mannerheimintie 18). People are loading boxes onto horse-drawn carts in the courtyard.

Demographic trends in Helsinki

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Photographer

Enni Pentinpuro

Period

1550 – 1810
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