What do you mean? I've never heard of municipalities in Åland being designated as villages. And the most absurd thing is that some of the municipalities in question were designated as towns, some as villages and some were not designated at all. I think that a single line would be the most important thing. The size of the municipality cannot be considered a decisive factor. According to the Finnish Constitution of 2000 (Article 121), Finland is divided into municipalities, the administration of which must be based on the autonomy of the municipal residents. All Finnish municipalities have this same practice, regardless of their size.