Ölander
Ålander refers to a surname of Finnish origin, derived from the Finnish word "åland," which means "island." The name is most prominently associated with the Åland Islands, an autonomous region of Finland located in the Baltic Sea. The archipelago consists of approximately 6,700 islands, of which about 130 are inhabited.
The Åland Islands have a unique cultural and linguistic identity, with Swedish as the official language, reflecting
The surname Ålander is relatively uncommon outside of Finland and the Åland Islands. It is primarily found
The Åland Islands are known for their picturesque landscapes, including forests, lakes, and coastal areas, which
The name Ålander can also appear in compound forms, such as Ålandersson or Ålandersdotter, indicating a patronymic