Sweden

There are provinces ("landskap") in Sweden, but they are remnants of ancient times and serve no administrative purpose, so they are not comparable to Canadian provinces. Instead, from the government point of view, the country has long been divided into counties ("län"), each with a governor as the top regional government official.

Still, many Swedes identify very strongly with their native landskap and typically mention it rather than the corresponding län when asked where they live or hail from. Dialects are also closely identified with landskap.

It's very cold and dark in the autumn and winter, and swedish people can often seem a bit cold to, but it's usually just because they're a bit shy.

That can be because there's not alot people living in Sweden, compare to the are of the country.

For immigration to Sweden Plz go through that link u will get infomation

http://www.swedenvisas.com/

Stockholm Göteborg Malmö Uppsala Västerås Örebro Linköping Helsingborg Norrköping Jönköping

The country code and area code of Idre-SÌ_rna, Sweden is 46, (0)253.

Sweden's main industries are heavy industry, manufacturing, agriculture, fishing and forestry. Main products from Sweden include steel, machine parts and components for the oil and construction industries, cars (Volvo and Saab are both Swedish makes, although the latter is owned by G.M.), timber, fish, electronic communications goods (the mobile phone company Ericcson is Swedish), and greengroceries. Sweden also does some shipbuilding as well.

No part of Denmark is located in Sweden.

Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden

Sweden (UTC+1/UTC+2) is usually 6 hours ahead of New York (UTC-5/UTC-4).

Probably Definately: It's just south of 60 latitude.

I think almost 3 to 5 days

Because their climates are humid Continental and subarctic , and the physical feature is 656 Ft (200 meters) high in elevation.

The currency used in Sweden is the "Svensk krona" (Swedish krona) SEK

Sweden is border on the west by the country of Norway and on the northeast by the country of Finland.

The Gulf of Bothnia runs along the East coast of Sweden.

Southeast of Sweden is the Baltic Sea.

To the Southwest are the Danish Straits, the Kattegat/Kattegatt (spelling depends on whether you are Danish or Swedish) and Skagerrak which connect the Baltic Sea to the North Sea

Lapland covers an area that spreads through Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia

I doubt there are any statistics of the colour of peoples skin in Sweden but the majority of the people are most definitely white.

Yes in the biggest cities can you pay with euros on some places, but you often get swedish kronor back then and the best is to have swedish kronor insted of euros.
No, in Sweden they use kronor (SEK).

1st class: 3-4 hours

2nd class: same as the first class.

3rd class: 3-5 hours

4th and 5th class" 4-5 hours

6th clas"s 4-6 hours

7th class: 5-7 hours (I don't know about 8th and 9th class)

Christmas tomte= jultomten also named as Santa Claus,father Christmas.. So well its the swedish word for santa..

The only Polar Bears in Finland are in Ranua Wildlife Park, they are 3 bears as far as I know. The Park is near the city of Rovaniemi in the Artic Circle, contact details are below. polar bears live on the northpole

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Main religion is Swedan is Christanity, but there is a high level of Atheism that is growing.

It's not uncommon.

Hej då.

Pronounced "hey daw" (aw sounds like British English "door" rather than the American "aah")