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Statistical regions of Sweden: population and official figures

Sweden is divided into 8 statistical regions (the EU's NUTS 2 statistical regions). The largest by population is Stockholm with 2,473,307 people (23.4% of the total); the smallest is Mellersta Norrland with 374,297. Each page sets the region's economy, jobs, incomes, poverty, health and education figures from Eurostat beside the national and EU figures.

Who governs Sweden's statistical regions?

Regions (regioner, 21 including Gotland): Regional council elected every four years. Health care, public transport, regional development. Gotland is a single municipality that also does regional tasks.

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All 8 statistical regions, largest first

#Statistical regionPopulationYearGDP per person (PPS)Unemployment
1Stockholm2,473,307202561,1009.1%
2Västsverige2,117,895202542,7008.5%
3Östra Mellansverige1,771,433202538,6009.4%
4Sydsverige1,585,849202538,30010.3%
5Småland med öarna880,683202537,2007.3%
6Norra Mellansverige854,488202533,9008.4%
7Övre Norrland529,758202543,1007.3%
8Mellersta Norrland374,297202539,7006.6%

Cities: the largest cities of Sweden.

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