What is the term for urban areas in Sweden?
Q: What is the term for urban areas in Sweden?
A: The term for urban areas in Sweden is tätort.
Q: What is the official term for urban areas in English?
A: The official term for urban areas in English, used by Statistics Sweden, is locality.
Q: How many people have to live in a locality in Sweden?
A: Localities in Sweden have to have at least 200 people living there.
Q: Are the borders of urban areas defined by municipalities or counties?
A: No, the concept of urban areas in Sweden is statistical and not defined by any municipal or county borderlines.
Q: What is the population requirement for an urban area in Sweden to be considered a town?
A: An urban area in Sweden must have at least 10,000 inhabitants to be considered a town.
Q: How many urban areas were there in Sweden in 2010?
A: In 2010, there were 1,956 urban areas in Sweden.
Q: What percentage of the Swedish population do urban areas cover?
A: Urban areas cover 85% of the Swedish population.
