
Lägg märke till märket!
Remarkable building, eh?
When Finland was officially separated from Sweden in the beginning of the 19th Century, a set of rigid points along the new border was needed. Perhaps the most important one of these was a skerry between Sweden and northern part of the Åland Islands called Märket. In 1885, on the rocky surface of this islet, Russia built a lighthouse located on the Swedish side, something that was corrected with the awkwardly strange border that could be seen behind the periodic table in question 21. Correct answer: Märket (or Market) (53.33 bonus points)
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