Wendland

1. According to the Finnish historian Klinge, an earlier name for Finland, especially Finland proper. The strongest evidence is old maps, who place Wendland in the far north or European Russia, and term Gulf of Finland as 'Mare Vendicus'.
2. Essentially after the 16th century, interpreted to be the region inhabited by West Slavic groups.

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