Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "This is a list of urban areas in Sweden by population.The population is measured by Statistics Sweden. The statistics bureau uses the term tätort (locality or urban area), which is defined as a continuous built-up area with a maximum distance of 200 m between residences. The localities are geographical and statistical units, totally independent of the administrative and political subdivision in counties and municipalities.The urban areas in Sweden with more than 20,000 inhabitants as of 2010, according to Statistics Sweden who releases these statistics only every five years, are: Stockholm, 1,372,565 Gothenburg, 560,839 Malmö, 280,415 Uppsala, 140,454 Västerås, 110,877 Örebro, 107,038 Linköping, 104,232 Helsingborg, 97,122 Jönköping, 89,396 Norrköping, 87,247 Lund, 82,800 Umeå, 79,594 Gävle, 71,033 Borås, 66,273 Eskilstuna, 64,679 Södertälje, 64,619 Karlstad, 61,685 Täby, 61,272 Växjö, 60,887 Halmstad, 58,577 Sundsvall, 50,712 Luleå, 46,607 Trollhättan, 46,457 Östersund, 44,327 Borlänge, 41,734 Tumba, 37,852 Upplands Väsby, 37,594 Falun, 37,291 Kalmar, 36,392 Kristianstad, 35,711 Karlskrona, 35,212 Skövde, 34,466 Skellefteå, 32,775 Lidingö, 31,561 Uddevalla, 31,212 Landskrona, 30,499 Nyköping, 29,891 Motala, 29,823 Vallentuna, 29,519 Örnsköldsvik, 28,991 Trelleborg, 28,290 Åkersberga, 28,033 Varberg, 27,602 Karlskoga, 27,084 Lidköping, 25,644 Alingsås, 24,482 Märsta, 24,068 Boo, 24,052 Ängelholm, 23,240 Sandviken, 22,965 Piteå, 22,913 Kungälv, 22,768 Visby, 22,593 Katrineholm, 21,993 Vänersborg, 21,699 Västervik, 21,140 Enköping, 21,121 Falkenberg, 20,035↑"@en }
Showing triples 1 to 2 of
2
with 100 triples per page.
- List_of_urban_areas_in_Sweden_by_population abstract "This is a list of urban areas in Sweden by population.The population is measured by Statistics Sweden. The statistics bureau uses the term tätort (locality or urban area), which is defined as a continuous built-up area with a maximum distance of 200 m between residences. The localities are geographical and statistical units, totally independent of the administrative and political subdivision in counties and municipalities.The urban areas in Sweden with more than 20,000 inhabitants as of 2010, according to Statistics Sweden who releases these statistics only every five years, are: Stockholm, 1,372,565 Gothenburg, 560,839 Malmö, 280,415 Uppsala, 140,454 Västerås, 110,877 Örebro, 107,038 Linköping, 104,232 Helsingborg, 97,122 Jönköping, 89,396 Norrköping, 87,247 Lund, 82,800 Umeå, 79,594 Gävle, 71,033 Borås, 66,273 Eskilstuna, 64,679 Södertälje, 64,619 Karlstad, 61,685 Täby, 61,272 Växjö, 60,887 Halmstad, 58,577 Sundsvall, 50,712 Luleå, 46,607 Trollhättan, 46,457 Östersund, 44,327 Borlänge, 41,734 Tumba, 37,852 Upplands Väsby, 37,594 Falun, 37,291 Kalmar, 36,392 Kristianstad, 35,711 Karlskrona, 35,212 Skövde, 34,466 Skellefteå, 32,775 Lidingö, 31,561 Uddevalla, 31,212 Landskrona, 30,499 Nyköping, 29,891 Motala, 29,823 Vallentuna, 29,519 Örnsköldsvik, 28,991 Trelleborg, 28,290 Åkersberga, 28,033 Varberg, 27,602 Karlskoga, 27,084 Lidköping, 25,644 Alingsås, 24,482 Märsta, 24,068 Boo, 24,052 Ängelholm, 23,240 Sandviken, 22,965 Piteå, 22,913 Kungälv, 22,768 Visby, 22,593 Katrineholm, 21,993 Vänersborg, 21,699 Västervik, 21,140 Enköping, 21,121 Falkenberg, 20,035↑".
- Q1802541 abstract "This is a list of urban areas in Sweden by population.The population is measured by Statistics Sweden. The statistics bureau uses the term tätort (locality or urban area), which is defined as a continuous built-up area with a maximum distance of 200 m between residences. The localities are geographical and statistical units, totally independent of the administrative and political subdivision in counties and municipalities.The urban areas in Sweden with more than 20,000 inhabitants as of 2010, according to Statistics Sweden who releases these statistics only every five years, are: Stockholm, 1,372,565 Gothenburg, 560,839 Malmö, 280,415 Uppsala, 140,454 Västerås, 110,877 Örebro, 107,038 Linköping, 104,232 Helsingborg, 97,122 Jönköping, 89,396 Norrköping, 87,247 Lund, 82,800 Umeå, 79,594 Gävle, 71,033 Borås, 66,273 Eskilstuna, 64,679 Södertälje, 64,619 Karlstad, 61,685 Täby, 61,272 Växjö, 60,887 Halmstad, 58,577 Sundsvall, 50,712 Luleå, 46,607 Trollhättan, 46,457 Östersund, 44,327 Borlänge, 41,734 Tumba, 37,852 Upplands Väsby, 37,594 Falun, 37,291 Kalmar, 36,392 Kristianstad, 35,711 Karlskrona, 35,212 Skövde, 34,466 Skellefteå, 32,775 Lidingö, 31,561 Uddevalla, 31,212 Landskrona, 30,499 Nyköping, 29,891 Motala, 29,823 Vallentuna, 29,519 Örnsköldsvik, 28,991 Trelleborg, 28,290 Åkersberga, 28,033 Varberg, 27,602 Karlskoga, 27,084 Lidköping, 25,644 Alingsås, 24,482 Märsta, 24,068 Boo, 24,052 Ängelholm, 23,240 Sandviken, 22,965 Piteå, 22,913 Kungälv, 22,768 Visby, 22,593 Katrineholm, 21,993 Vänersborg, 21,699 Västervik, 21,140 Enköping, 21,121 Falkenberg, 20,035↑".