Lilla Edet
This article is about the place Lilla Edet in Sweden; for the municipality Lilla Edet see Lilla Edet (municipality).
Lilla Edet is a place (tätort) in the southern Swedish province of Västra Götalands län and the historical counties (landskap) of Västergötland and Bohuslän. It is the capital of the municipality of the same name.
The river Göta älv flows through Lilla Edet. The town lies on the European Road 45 and is the terminus of the Alvhem-Lilla Edet railway line, which is now only used for freight traffic. Länsväg 167 branches off from the European Road in a westerly direction, crosses the river and leads to Ljungskile on the European Road 6.
In 2015, the smaller, somewhat separate part of the town on the right (western) bank of the Göta älv, and thus in Bohuslän, was designated by the Statistiska centralbyrån as an autonomous tatort under the name Lilla Edet västra ("Lilla Edet West"). It includes the districts of Ström and Östra Berg.
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Göteborgsvägen in Lilla Edet (2009)
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Church in Lilla Edet (Fuxernas kyrka)
