Koijukari

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Koijukari is a Swedish island ( 65°48′N23°43′E / 65.800°N 23.717°E / 65.800; 23.717 ) located in Norrbotten, Sweden, belongs to the Haparanda archipelago. The island lies in the south of the Säivisviken, 2,5 kilometres south-east of Säivis. The island has no connection to the mainland, and there are no buildings on it.

Norrbotten Place in Norrland, Sweden

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Sweden constitutional monarchy in Northern Europe

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