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0,08 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Eno |
0,07 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Kitee |
0,07 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Outokumpu |
0,07 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Polvijärvi |
0,08 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Kesälahti |
0,07 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Värtsilä |
0,07 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Tuupovaara |
0,08 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Kiihtelysvaara |
0,08 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Rääkkylä |
0,08 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Ilomantsi |
0,07 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Tohmajärvi |
0,07 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Kontiolahti |
0,08 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Inari PKL |
0,07 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Nurmes |
0,08 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Lieksa |
0,08 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Juuka |
0,10 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Valtimo |
0,09 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Pielavesi |
0,07 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
| Vieremä |
0,09 |
12.03.10 |
23-00 |
Click the name of the city to see long-term statistics on local dose rates. The background radiation in Finland ranges from 0.04 to 0.30 mikrosieverts per hour (µSv/h). The regional variation in dose rates depends on the differences of uranium concentration in Finnish rock and soil. The snow and ice attenuate the radiation from the ground.
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