AX

Åland Islands

Description

The Åland Islands are an autonomous, demilitarized archipelago in the Baltic Sea, situated between Sweden and Finland and forming a self-governing region of Finland. Its capital, Mariehamn, is the only town in the islands and serves as the seat of the regional government and parliament. Although part of Finland, the islands hold a distinct identity as a Swedish-speaking territory with their own postage stamps and vehicle registration. The ISO 3166-1 codes for the Åland Islands (alpha-2 AX, alpha-3 ALA, numeric 248) are used to distinguish the territory in postal, statistical, and internet systems.

Country Codes Details

ISO Code
AX
Alpha-3 Code
ALA
Country Name
Åland Islands
Numeric Code
248
Continent
Europe
Capital
Mariehamn
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Official Sources

International Organization for Standardization

Official ISO 3166-1 country codes standard

International standards body maintaining country codes

United Nations Statistics Division

UN M49 country and area codes for statistical use

United Nations official geographical codes