Well, this turned out to be harder than I was expecting. Story of my life 🙂 The districts that are marked with colours were the easiest part, but even that wasn’t all that easy. Then there’s a lot of text, but it was so small that I had to use a magnifying glass all the time. On the right, there’s a list of notable buildings, and even a section on buildings that were being built in 1876. On the left, there’s a list of the blocks for each district (the blocks in the oldest parts of Helsinki have names in addition to numbers, and often they’re named after animals).

This is a puzzle by the in-house brand of board game store Lautapelit.fi, but it’s not their best work, unfortunately. The fit was a bit off, but not too bad, and there was a good mix of piece shapes.
The place where I live is to the north of this map, I guess that was just wilderness in 1876 🙂
It doesn’t sound like a lot of fun that you had to use a magnifying glass so much. 🔎 It sounds tedious and stressful ☹
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It was a bit tedious, but on the other hand I found the image really interesting, that helped 🙂 The only puzzles I would call stressful are the ones with false fits, that really annoys me.
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P.S. I’ve noticed that Stacey hasn’t posted in over a month. From comments and posts that I’ve seen, it seems that y’all sometimes swap puzzles. Are y’all email pen pals too? Is she doing okay?
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I haven’t heard from her, but I’m sure she’ll be back. She’s taken breaks before.
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Sorry guys, took a mental health break – but I’m back. Thanks for thinking of me. 💗
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Welcome back, we’re always happy to hear from you 💗
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That one looks like a tough one, well done!
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Thank you!
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