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| Northeastern Europe is a geographical region located northeast of central europe, east of the scandinavian peninsula/and northwest europe, north of southeastern europe and/the balkans, north of West Asia/the middle east in some areas, west of Northern Asia/Siberia(Asian Russia) and Mongolia, and northwest of Central Asia(the stan/land of countries). It consists of Finland(which is geographically and politically very eastern despite being part of the scandinavian peninsula), the Baltics(estonia, latvia, and lithuania), Poland, Belarus/white Russia, Western/European Russia, and Ukraine. Its boundary is generally all parts of Europe that are both east of Germany and North of Slovakia and the Baltics. | |||
| The most common ethnic groups are slavs and Uralo Finnic/Siberian people. | |||
| '''Northeastern Europe''' may refer to: | |||
| * the ] | |||
| * a part of Europe centered on ] including neighboring territories | |||
| * ] | |||
| ==See also== | |||
| * {{slink|Europe|Contemporary definition}} | |||
| {{disambiguation}} | |||
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