Municipalities of Sweden: map and list
- 🏛️ Country: Kingdom of Sweden, capital Stockholm
- 🌍 Region: Northern Europe, the Nordic countries
- 📍 Location: eastern part of the Scandinavian Peninsula;
borders Norway and Finland, coast on the Baltic Sea, the Gulf of Bothnia, the Øresund, the Kattegat and the Skagerrak - 📐 Area: 409,629 km² (land area, Statistics Sweden 2025)
- 👥 Population: 10,605,529 (Dec 31, 2025)
- 🗺️ Administrative division: 21 counties and 290 municipalities (2026)
- ⛰️ Relief: mountains in the north-west, forests and river valleys in Norrland, lake-rich Svealand, plains in southern Götaland
- 🗣️ Languages: Swedish; Finnish, Meänkieli, Sámi, Romani Chib and Yiddish are national minority languages
- ⏰ Time zone: CET (UTC +1, DST CEST +2)
- 💰 Currency: Swedish krona (SEK)
🗺️ Counties of Sweden on the map
County boundaries are simplified on the map. Click a county to see a link to its page.
📍 Counties of Sweden
- Stockholm County: 2,486,251 residents, 26 municipalities
- Uppsala County: 410,575 residents, 8 municipalities
- Södermanland County: 300,440 residents, 9 municipalities
- Östergötland County: 472,529 residents, 13 municipalities
- Jönköping County: 369,722 residents, 13 municipalities
- Kronoberg County: 203,121 residents, 8 municipalities
- Kalmar County: 245,477 residents, 12 municipalities
- Gotland County: 60,852 residents, 1 municipality
- Blekinge County: 156,616 residents, 5 municipalities
- Skåne County: 1,433,083 residents, 33 municipalities
- Halland County: 346,090 residents, 6 municipalities
- Västra Götaland County: 1,777,803 residents, 49 municipalities
- Värmland County: 283,037 residents, 16 municipalities
- Örebro County: 308,357 residents, 12 municipalities
- Västmanland County: 280,756 residents, 10 municipalities
- Dalarna County: 286,043 residents, 15 municipalities
- Gävleborg County: 283,452 residents, 10 municipalities
- Västernorrland County: 240,640 residents, 7 municipalities
- Jämtland County: 132,736 residents, 8 municipalities
- Västerbotten County: 279,028 residents, 15 municipalities
- Norrbotten County: 248,927 residents, 14 municipalities
🏙️ Municipalities by county
Stockholm County
- Botkyrka
- Danderyd
- Ekerö
- Haninge
- Huddinge
- Järfälla
- Lidingö
- Nacka
- Norrtälje
- Nykvarn
- Nynäshamn
- Salem
- Sigtuna
- Sollentuna
- Solna
- Stockholm
- Sundbyberg
- Södertälje
- Tyresö
- Täby
- Upplands Väsby
- Upplands-Bro
- Vallentuna
- Vaxholm
- Värmdö
- Österåker
Uppsala County
Södermanland County
Östergötland County
- Boxholm
- Finspång
- Kinda
- Linköping
- Mjölby
- Motala
- Norrköping
- Söderköping
- Vadstena
- Valdemarsvik
- Ydre
- Åtvidaberg
- Ödeshög
Jönköping County
Kronoberg County
Kalmar County
Gotland County
Blekinge County
Skåne County
- Bjuv
- Bromölla
- Burlöv
- Båstad
- Eslöv
- Helsingborg
- Hässleholm
- Höganäs
- Hörby
- Höör
- Klippan
- Kristianstad
- Kävlinge
- Landskrona
- Lomma
- Lund
- Malmö
- Osby
- Perstorp
- Simrishamn
- Sjöbo
- Skurup
- Staffanstorp
- Svalöv
- Svedala
- Tomelilla
- Trelleborg
- Vellinge
- Ystad
- Åstorp
- Ängelholm
- Örkelljunga
- Östra Göinge
Halland County
Västra Götaland County
- Ale
- Alingsås
- Bengtsfors
- Bollebygd
- Borås
- Dals-Ed
- Essunga
- Falköping
- Färgelanda
- Grästorp
- Gullspång
- Gothenburg
- Götene
- Herrljunga
- Hjo
- Härryda
- Karlsborg
- Kungälv
- Lerum
- Lidköping
- Lilla Edet
- Lysekil
- Mariestad
- Mark
- Mellerud
- Munkedal
- Mölndal
- Orust
- Partille
- Skara
- Skövde
- Sotenäs
- Stenungsund
- Strömstad
- Svenljunga
- Tanum
- Tibro
- Tidaholm
- Tjörn
- Tranemo
- Trollhättan
- Töreboda
- Uddevalla
- Ulricehamn
- Vara
- Vårgårda
- Vänersborg
- Åmål
- Öckerö
Värmland County
- Arvika
- Eda
- Filipstad
- Forshaga
- Grums
- Hagfors
- Hammarö
- Karlstad
- Kil
- Kristinehamn
- Munkfors
- Storfors
- Sunne
- Säffle
- Torsby
- Årjäng
Örebro County
Västmanland County
Dalarna County
- Avesta
- Borlänge
- Falun
- Gagnef
- Hedemora
- Leksand
- Ludvika
- Malung-Sälen
- Mora
- Orsa
- Rättvik
- Smedjebacken
- Säter
- Vansbro
- Älvdalen
Gävleborg County
Västernorrland County
Jämtland County
Västerbotten County
- Bjurholm
- Dorotea
- Lycksele
- Malå
- Nordmaling
- Norsjö
- Robertsfors
- Skellefteå
- Sorsele
- Storuman
- Umeå
- Vilhelmina
- Vindeln
- Vännäs
- Åsele
Norrbotten County
Answers to frequently asked questions
How many municipalities and counties are there in Sweden?
Sweden has 290 municipalities and 21 counties (Statistics Sweden, 2026). Gotland is both a municipality and a county of its own.
What is the difference between a county, a region and a municipality?
The county is the national government's division: each county has a County Administrative Board in its county seat. The region covers the same area as the county and runs health care and public transport, among other things. The municipality is responsible for services such as preschools, schools, elderly care and local planning.
What are the largest municipalities in Sweden?
The largest municipalities by population are Stockholm (999,239), Gothenburg (613,278), Malmö (367,924), Uppsala (249,726) and Linköping (168,714) residents on December 31, 2025 (Statistics Sweden). The smallest is Dorotea with 2,241 residents.
What is the population of Sweden?
Sweden had 10,605,529 residents on December 31, 2025 (Statistics Sweden). The land area is 409,629 km², about 26 residents per km².
What is the largest county in Sweden?
The largest by population is Stockholm County with 2,486,251 residents (Dec 31, 2025). The largest by area is Norrbotten County with 97,973 km² of land, almost a quarter of the country (Statistics Sweden).
How many businesses are there in Sweden?
In 2024 there were 1,075,551 local business units in Sweden, according to Statistics Sweden. The figure covers all industries except finance and insurance and public administration. Each municipality page lists local businesses and organisations.


