Editing Hillfort (section)

=== Finland ===
[[File:Unikonlinna 2.JPG|thumb|A ruins of the Unikonlinna hillfort in [[Janakkala]], Finland]]
The [[Finnish language|Finnish]] word for ''hillfort'' is {{Lang|fi|linnavuori}} (plural {{Lang|fi|linnavuoret}}), meaning ''fort hill'' or ''castle hill'', or alternatively ''{{Lang|fi|muinaislinna}}'' meaning ''ancient fort'', as opposed to bare ''{{Lang|fi|linna}}'' which refers to medieval or later fortifications.

One special feature about the Finnish hillforts that while most of them are located these days within some distance from the sea, but earlier many of the forts were located by the sea, due to [[post-glacial rebound]].

Finland has around 100 hillforts verified by excavations, and about 200 more suspected sites. The largest hillfort in Finland is the [[Rapola Castle]], other notable are the [[Old Castle of Lieto]] and the Sulkava hillfort.