Statistics Finland Publication ArchiveTilastokeskuksen julkaisuarkisto
Tilastokeskuksen julkaisuarkistoStatistics Finland Publication Archive
This archive maintained by Statistics Finland (Tilastokeskus) collects statistical publications issued in the Official Statistics of Finland series, together with other Statistics Finland publications and background material related to statistics. It includes historical material such as the 1868 Summary of Governors' Five-Year Reports covering 1861-1865, and the complete Statistical Yearbook of Finland from 1879 to the present. The collection is continually expanded with new releases. Together, the Official Statistics of Finland series and the Statistical Yearbook document the state and development of Finnish society over time and form part of the country's cultural heritage.Statistics Finland's publication archive contains statistical publications published in the Official Statistics of Finland series, Statistics Finland's other publications and background material related to statistics. The oldest statistical publication in Finnish is the 1868 Summary of Governors' Five-Year Reports from 1861 to 1865. The collection is constantly accumulating. The complete Statistical Yearbook of Finland is available in the archive from 1879 to the present day. The Official Statistics of Finland (OSF) and the Statistical Yearbook of Finland have been used to document the state and development of our society up to the present day and are part of Finland's cultural heritage.
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A CKAN-hosted dataset whose resources are file downloads rather than a queryable DataStore, so no column schema could be read automatically. The dataset page lists the downloadable distributions.
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- First published
- 2021-01-29
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Tilastokeskuksen julkaisuarkisto
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