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- 5. Sweden is located in Scandinavia, which is in North Eastern Europe.
- 6. Sweden is located in Scandinavia, which is in North Eastern Europe.
- 7. Sweden
- 8. Sweden
- 9. Sweden
- 10. Sweden The capital city of Sweden is Stockholm
- 11. Statistics Sweden has a population of 9 475 954 people. 22% of the population lives in the capital city Stockholm.
- 12. Statistics Sweden has a population of 9 475 954 people. 22% of the population lives in the capital city Stockholm.
- 13. Statistics
- 16. Statistics
- 17. Statistics Life expectancy in Sweden is for males: 78.59 years and for females: 83.26 years.
- 18. Statistics Life expectancy in Sweden is for males: 78.59 years and for females: 83.26 years. The Official Language is Swedish, although many native tongues are still spoken.
- 19. Statistics Life expectancy in Sweden is for males: 78.59 years and for females: 83.26 years. The Official Language is Swedish, although many native tongues are still spoken. Sweden is quite warm considering its northern position. It is very dry except in select coastal areas.
- 20. Statistics Life expectancy in Sweden is for males: 78.59 years and for females: 83.26 years. The Official Language is Swedish, although many native tongues are still spoken. Sweden is quite warm considering its northern position. It is very dry except in select coastal areas. On average, Coastal Sweden gets 500 and 800油mm of rain per year. This is much lower than much of the world.
- 22. Major Exports Swedens biggest export is Lumber.
- 23. Major Exports
- 24. Major Exports Iron Ore Mining is a large industry in in Sweden.
- 25. Major Exports Iron Ore Mining is a large industry in in Sweden.
- 26. Major Exports Iron Ore Mining is a large industry in in Sweden.
- 27. Major Exports
- 28. Major Exports Sweden is a world leader in Machinery production.
- 29. The people of Sweden This is the National Swedish Dress of Sweden, worn on special occasions by the women. One of these out鍖ts could set you back $300.
- 30. The people of Sweden
- 31. The people of Sweden In Sweden many 鍖sh can be caught and most men 鍖sh every week.
- 32. Swedish Cuisine
- 33. Swedish Cuisine Swedish Meatballs are a traditional food as well as a staple in Sweden.
- 34. Swedish Cuisine Swedish Meatballs are a traditional food as well as a staple in Sweden.
- 35. Swedish Cuisine Swedish Meatballs are a traditional food as well as a staple in Sweden. Pickled Herring has been eaten by natives of Sweden for hundreds of years.
- 37. ICEHOTEL
- 38. ICEHOTEL The ICEHOTEL is located in Jukkasjarvi, Sweden, this small city is 200 miles north of the Artic Circle. The 2012-2013 Winter will be its 23rd year of running. It was the first Ice Hotel built in the world.
- 39. ICEHOTEL The ICEHOTEL is located in Jukkasjarvi, Sweden, this small city is 200 miles north of the Artic Circle. The 2012-2013 Winter will be its 23rd year of running. It was the first Ice Hotel built in the world.
- 40. ICEHOTEL The ICEHOTEL is located in Jukkasjarvi, Sweden, this small city is 200 miles north of the Artic Circle. The 2012-2013 Winter will be its 23rd year of running. It was the first Ice Hotel built in the world.
- 41. ICEHOTEL The ICEHOTEL is located in Jukkasjarvi, Sweden, this small city is 200 miles north of the Artic Circle. The 2012-2013 Winter will be its 23rd year of running. It was the first Ice Hotel built in the world.
- 43. Oland Gettlinge
- 44. Oland Gettlinge
- 45. Oland Gettlinge Oland Gettlinge is a ancient viking burial ground. It contains the remains of about 30 vikings from 3000 years ago.
- 46. Oland Gettlinge
- 47. Oland Gettlinge Thousands of Historians and tourists alike visit here each year
- 48. Oland Gettlinge
- 49. 1 http://www.embassyworld.com/maps/Maps_Of_Sweden/ 2 http://www.icehotel.com/uk/ICEHOTEL/ 3 www.heathersanimations.com 9 4 www.worldmaps.com www.ikea.com/ca 5 www.maynards.ca/swedish鍖sh 10 www.statistics.com/ worldmaps 6 www.littlescandanavian.com 7 www.鍖shexperts.com 8 www.ancientsweden.com/gettlinge
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