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Metropolitan Stockholm (also known as Greater Stockholm or Storstockholm in Swedish), is a metropolitan area surrounding the Swedish capital of Stockholm. The metropolitan region is located within Stockholm County. It is the largest of the three metropolitan areas in Sweden, followed by Metropolitan Gothenburg and Metropolitan Malmö.

Metropolitan Stockholm is divided into 5 areas: Stockholm City Centre, South Stockholm, West Stockholm in the city of Stockholm; and the Northern suburbs and Southern suburbs, which consists of several municipalities.

Though Värmdö and northeastern Nacka are located in the province of Uppland, they count as southern suburbs because of better communications with the municipalities in Södermanland.

Metropolitan Stockholm consists of almost all municipalities in Stockholm County. The exceptions are: Norrtälje, Nykvarn, Nynäshamn, and Södertälje.

Statistics


Municipality Population Area¹ Density²Part
Stockholm774,411187.744,124.91Centre, West, South
Järfälla61,90354.051,145.29Northern Suburbs
(Uppland)
Solna60,87019.373,142.49
Täby60,70660.621,001.42
Sollentuna59,66253.261,120.20
Lidingö41,98130.491,376.88
Upplands Väsby37,75675.37500.94
Österåker37,583310.75120.94
Sigtuna36,779327.87112.18
Sundbyberg34,2228.723,924.54
Danderyd30,17826.511,138.36
Vallentuna27,459360.0676.26
Ekerö24,084216.39111.30
Upplands-Bro21,309237.0689.89
Vaxholm10,22958.06176.18
Huddinge89,173131.34678.95 Southern Suburbs
(Södermanland)
Nacka81,05195.62847.64
Botkyrka76,993194.83395.18
Haninge72,155457.50157.72
Tyresö41,23069.36594.43
Värmdö35,086442.9679.21
Salem14,45454.32266.09
Total1,729,2743,472.25498.03As of March 31, 2006 Statistics Sweden – Folkmängd i riket, län och kommuner 31/3/2006 och befolkningsförändringar 1:a kvartalet 2006
1/ km²
2/ Population per km²

See also


References and notes


Geography of Stockholm | Metropolitan Stockholm | Metropolitan areas of Sweden

Suur-Tukholma | Grand Stockholm | Storstockholm

 

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