Sollentuna Municipality

Municipality in Stockholm County, Sweden

Sollentuna Municipality

Sollentuna kommun

Municipality

Coat of arms

Coordinates: 59°26′N 17°57′E﻿ / ﻿59.433°N 17.950°E﻿ / 59.433; 17.950
Country| Sweden
County| Stockholm County
Seat| Tureberg, part of Upplands Väsby
Area

[1]

• Total| 57.98 km2 (22.39 sq mi)
• Land| 52.64 km2 (20.32 sq mi)
• Water| 5.34 km2 (2.06 sq mi)
| Area as of 1 January 2014.
Population

(31 December 2021)[2]

• Total| 75,108
• Density| 1,300/km2 (3,400/sq mi)
Demonyms|

* Sollentuner
* Sollentunan
* Sollentunian

Time zone| UTC+1 (CET)
• Summer (DST)| UTC+2 (CEST)
ISO 3166 code| SE
Province| Uppland
Municipal code| 163
Website| www.sollentuna.se
Density is calculated using land area only.

Sollentuna Municipality (Sollentuna kommun [ˈsɔ̂lːɛnˌtʉːna kʊˈmʉːn] ⓘ)[3] is a municipality in Stockholm County in east-central Sweden, north of Stockholm. Its seat of local government is located in Tureberg, which is a part of Sollentuna urban area.

## Geography[edit]

Sollentuna borders the municipalities of Solna, Sundbyberg, Stockholm, Järfälla, Upplands Väsby, Täby and Danderyd in clockwise order starting to the south.

### Localities and districts[edit]

Since 1995 the bulk of the built-up area of the municipality is statistically counted to the multimunicipal city of Stockholm. A few houses on the eastern border (with about 10 inh.) are in Täby urban area. Sjöberg is constituting a locality of its own.

The municipality is subdivided into the following districts according to population as of 31 December 2021 [4]Befolkningsstatistik[5]

* Tureberg, 19 127 inhabitants
* Rotebro, 8 824
* Helenelund, 12 678
* Edsberg, 12 338
* Viby, 5,748
* Sjöberg, 4,705
* Häggvik, 5 518
* Norrviken, 3,349
* Vaxmora, 2,635
* Järvafältet, 186
* Total 75 108

### Lakes[edit]

Ice skating on Lake Norrviken in winter.

Central to the landscape of Sollentuna are the rather big lakes Norrviken and Edsviken—the latter a bay of the Baltic Sea.

Lake Norrviken

Edsviken and Norrviken are popular lakes for ice tour skating during the winter. The municipality plows a 15 km long skating track on Norrviken. Note that Norrviken is also the name of a district at the western shore of the Norrviken lake.

Other lakes:

* Fjäturen
* Ravalen
* Rösjön
* Väsjön
* Översjön
* Snuggan
* Djupan

## History[edit]

Sollentuna municipality was founded in conjunction with the reform of local government in Sweden in 1863. However, its boundaries are almost equivalent to those of Sollentuna Parish,[citation needed] which dates back to the 12th century. Well into the 20th century, Sollentuna was a predominantly rural area.

Modern Sollentuna evolved around the railway between Uppsala and Stockholm, inaugurated in 1866. Five of the eight districts that make up the municipality today correspond to railway stations, now operated by Stockholm commuter rail system. From south to north: Helenelund, Tureberg (railway station is Sollentuna Station), Häggvik, Norrviken and Rotebro. Viby is an extension of Norrviken and the two remaining districts— Edsberg and Sjöberg—are found along the road to Danderyd. Other roads into Sollentuna includes the road from Kallhäll to Rotebro and the E 4 motorway that approximates the same route as the railway.

Sollentuna received the title of a merchant town (köping) in 1944. Köping status was made obsolete by the municipal reform of 1971.

## Demography[edit]

### Population development[edit]

Population development in Sollentuna Municipality 1810–2019  Year  | Population

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1810  |

872

1850  |

827

1900  |

1,290

1910  |

2,269

1920  |

3,933

1930  |

9,221

1940  |

13,485

1950  |

18,631

1960  |

25,145

1970  |

37,723

1975  |

43,413

1980  |

45,868

1985  |

48,212

1990  |

51,377

1995  |

54,553

2000  |

58,048

2005  |

59,355

2010  |

64,630

2015  |

70,251

2017  |

71,848

2019  |

73,857

Source: SCB - Folkmängd efter region och år.

### Income and Education[edit]

The population in Sollentuna Municipality has the 11th highest median income per capita in Sweden.[6] The share of highly educated persons, according to Statistics Sweden's definition: persons with post-secondary education that is three years or longer, is 40.7% (national average: 27.0%) and the 9th highest in the country.[7]

### Residents with a foreign background[edit]

On 31 December 2017, the number of people with a foreign background (persons born outside of Sweden or with two parents born outside of Sweden) was 23 284, or 32.41% of the population (71 848 on 31 December 2017). On 31 December 2002, the number of residents with a foreign background was (per the same definition) 12 443, or 21.26% of the population (58 515 on 31 December 2002).[8] On 31 December 2017, there were 71 848 residents in Sollentuna, of which 17 657 people (24.58%) were born in a country other than Sweden. Divided by country in the table below - the Nordic countries, as well as the 12 most common countries of birth outside of Sweden for Swedish residents have been included, with other countries of birth bundled together by continent by Statistics Sweden.[9]

Country of birth[9]

31 December 2017
1 |  Sweden | 54,191
2 | Asia: Other countries | 3,378
3 |  European Union: Other countries | 2,393
4 |  Iran | 1,662
5 | South America | 1,410
6 |  Finland | 1,167
7 |  Iraq | 1,115
8 |  Syria | 1,043
9 | Africa: Other countries | 950
10 |  Poland | 670
11 |  Turkey | 557
12 |  Europe outside of the EU: other countries | 503
13 | North America | 472
14 |  Germany | 403
15 |  Afghanistan | 322
16 |  Somalia | 273
17 |  Thailand | 259
18 |  Norway | 237
19 |  Yugoslavia/ Yugoslavia
SFR Yugoslavia/ Serbia and Montenegro | 178
20 |  Eritrea | 150
21 |  Bosnia and Herzegovina | 145
22 |  Denmark | 138
23 |  Iceland | 79
24 | Oceania | 71
25 |  Soviet Union | 69
26 | Unknown country of birth | 13

### 2022 population by district[edit]

This is a demographic table based on Sollentuna Municipality's electoral districts in the 2022 Swedish general election sourced from SVT's election platform, in turn taken from SCB official statistics.[10]

There were 74,969 residents and 52,341 Swedish citizens of voting age.[10] 48.3% voted for the left coalition and 50.0% for the right coalition. Indicators are in percentage points except population totals and income.

Location  | Residents | Citizen
adults | Left vote | Right vote | Employed | Swedish
parents | Foreign
heritage | Income
SEK | Degree

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|  | %  | %  |  |  |  |  |
10 Mellersta Rotebro  | 1,702  | 1,225  | 51.3  | 48.2  | 83  | 78  | 22  | 32,086  | 61
11 Gillbo-Gillberga  | 1,809  | 1,325  | 44.3  | 54.3  | 87  | 84  | 16  | 37,700  | 59
12 Södra Rotebro  | 1,549  | 1,021  | 56.6  | 39.4  | 69  | 45  | 55  | 22,814  | 37
13 Rotsunda  | 944  | 631  | 49.3  | 47.4  | 69  | 48  | 52  | 22,942  | 38
14 Rotsunda gård  | 1,472  | 980  | 42.5  | 55.2  | 73  | 47  | 53  | 26,336  | 38
15 Rotsunda strand  | 1,388  | 984  | 50.2  | 48.7  | 76  | 62  | 38  | 26,301  | 48
21 Södra Viby  | 1,802  | 1,292  | 44.1  | 54.8  | 85  | 83  | 17  | 41,363  | 69
22 Norra Viby  | 2,071  | 1,405  | 49.2  | 50.1  | 87  | 79  | 21  | 38,508  | 64
23 Östra Viby  | 1,620  | 1,168  | 48.2  | 50.4  | 85  | 78  | 22  | 36,081  | 65
31 Norra Norrviken  | 1,951  | 1,390  | 51.0  | 48.3  | 82  | 77  | 23  | 33,145  | 64
32 Södra Norrviken  | 1,765  | 1,335  | 48.6  | 50.6  | 84  | 79  | 21  | 34,241  | 65
41 Väsjön  | 1,853  | 1,166  | 46.7  | 52.1  | 82  | 57  | 43  | 38,166  | 66
42 Edsängen-Solängen  | 1,847  | 1,293  | 45.8  | 53.3  | 84  | 81  | 19  | 39,142  | 68
43 Tunberget  | 1,463  | 979  | 47.0  | 51.9  | 81  | 68  | 32  | 33,936  | 65
51 Östra Häggvik  | 1,427  | 1,113  | 48.3  | 50.3  | 84  | 70  | 30  | 30,045  | 59
52 Västra Häggvik  | 1,920  | 1,421  | 51.2  | 47.1  | 80  | 62  | 38  | 26,662  | 51
53 Skälby-Edsbacka  | 1,667  | 1,241  | 51.7  | 47.6  | 85  | 80  | 20  | 38,839  | 70
54 Nytorp  | 1,542  | 1,161  | 39.5  | 59.3  | 84  | 72  | 28  | 39,380  | 74
55 S Häggvik-Edstorp  | 1,204  | 1,062  | 49.7  | 49.1  | 82  | 77  | 23  | 31,911  | 65
61 Edsbergs C  | 1,742  | 1,141  | 53.2  | 43.3  | 74  | 45  | 55  | 25,513  | 52
62 Västra Edsberg  | 1,900  | 1,225  | 57.9  | 38.7  | 70  | 43  | 57  | 22,097  | 44
63 Östra Edsberg  | 1,676  | 1,063  | 59.8  | 36.3  | 71  | 41  | 59  | 21,272  | 37
64 Norra Landsnora  | 1,550  | 1,060  | 54.3  | 43.4  | 76  | 59  | 41  | 25,980  | 50
65 Edsbacka-Edsängen  | 1,274  | 938  | 51.2  | 46.4  | 77  | 54  | 46  | 26,212  | 48
70 Södra Töjnan  | 2,069  | 1,449  | 46.6  | 51.7  | 83  | 61  | 39  | 33,670  | 65
71 Norra Töjnan  | 1,926  | 1,342  | 45.0  | 53.8  | 82  | 69  | 31  | 36,360  | 62
72 Knista  | 1,877  | 1,185  | 51.7  | 46.7  | 81  | 49  | 51  | 31,916  | 64
73 Östra Bagarby  | 1,354  | 901  | 64.9  | 29.2  | 59  | 17  | 83  | 14,886  | 41
74 Västra Bagarby  | 1,878  | 1,164  | 66.6  | 29.1  | 67  | 27  | 73  | 20,805  | 42
75 Fågelsången  | 1,605  | 1,124  | 48.7  | 50.6  | 85  | 76  | 24  | 38,746  | 73
76 Turebergs villastad  | 2,092  | 1,438  | 40.4  | 59.4  | 86  | 82  | 18  | 45,384  | 76
77 Sollentuna C  | 1,578  | 1,332  | 50.4  | 48.4  | 80  | 60  | 40  | 30,022  | 62
78 Norra Bagarby  | 1,884  | 1,365  | 57.8  | 39.6  | 76  | 51  | 49  | 27,342  | 55
79 Mellersta Bagarby  | 1,527  | 975  | 64.8  | 25.4  | 59  | 14  | 86  | 15,627  | 32
80 Södra Landsnora  | 1,680  | 1,172  | 36.1  | 62.7  | 86  | 77  | 23  | 43,028  | 75
81 Västra Sjöberg  | 1,402  | 1,096  | 40.6  | 59.0  | 79  | 73  | 27  | 34,734  | 66
82 Östra Sjöberg  | 1,497  | 1,075  | 40.1  | 58.5  | 84  | 70  | 30  | 32,212  | 61
83 Kärrdal  | 1,488  | 1,098  | 48.1  | 50.7  | 85  | 71  | 29  | 30,869  | 56
90 Södra Edsviken  | 1,950  | 1,408  | 42.1  | 57.3  | 82  | 84  | 16  | 40,750  | 75
91 Eriksberg  | 1,814  | 1,223  | 44.2  | 53.9  | 81  | 61  | 39  | 35,390  | 61
92 Helenelunds C  | 2,038  | 1,244  | 56.0  | 41.7  | 75  | 38  | 62  | 26,035  | 59
93 Tegelhagen  | 1,794  | 1,224  | 46.3  | 53.0  | 89  | 76  | 24  | 41,608  | 76
94 Norra Edsviken  | 1,947  | 1,453  | 36.1  | 62.9  | 83  | 82  | 18  | 45,139  | 77
95 Silverdal  | 2,431  | 1,454  | 41.0  | 58.1  | 92  | 75  | 25  | 49,711  | 78
Source: SVT[10]

## Politics and government[edit]

Turebergshuset, municipal building

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Sollentuna Municipality has a municipal assembly with 61 members elected by proportional representation through municipal elections, held in conjunction with the national parliamentary elections every four years. The assembly elects a municipal board, (kommunstyrelse) which is the municipality's main governing body, chaired by the Mayor (sw. kommunstyrelsens ordförande). The current mayor is Henrik Thunes,[11] of the Moderate Party.

### 2022 election results[edit]

In the 2022 municipal elections, the council's seat composition was the following:

The governing parties | Parties in opposition

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* The Moderate Party 19
* The Liberals 5
* The Centre Party 5
* The Christian Democrats 3

* The Swedish Social Democratic Party 17
* The Sweden Democrats 5
* The Left Party 4
* The Green Party 3

### 2018 election results[edit]

In the 2018 municipal elections, the council's seat composition was the following:

The governing parties | Parties in opposition

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* The Moderate Party 19
* The Liberal People's Party 6
* The Christian Democrats 5
* The Centre Party 4

* The Swedish Social Democratic Party 13
* The Sweden Democrats 5
* The Left Party 4
* The Green Party 3
* The Sollentuna Party 2

### 2014 election results[edit]

In the 2014 municipal elections, the council's seat composition was the following:

The governing parties | Parties in opposition

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* The Moderate Party 22
* The Liberal People's Party 6
* The Christian Democrats 4

* The Swedish Social Democratic Party 12
* The Left Party 2
* The Sollentuna Party 4
* The Green Party 5
* The Sweden Democrats 3
* The Centre Party 3

### 2010 election results[edit]

In the 2010 municipal elections, the council's seat composition was the following:

The governing parties | Parties in opposition

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* The Moderate Party 26
* The Liberal People's Party 7
* The Centre Party 2
* The Christian Democrats 2

* The Swedish Social Democratic Party 11
* The Left Party 2
* The Sollentuna Party 6
* The Green Party 4
* The Sweden Democrats 1

### 2006 election results[edit]

In the 2006 municipal elections, the council's seat composition was the following:

The governing parties | Parties in opposition

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* The Moderate Party 26
* The Liberal People's Party 7
* The Centre Party 2
* The Christian Democrats 4

* The Swedish Social Democratic Party 13
* The Left Party 2
* The Sollentuna Party 5
* The Green Party 2

### 2002 election results[edit]

In the 2002 municipal elections, the council's seat composition was the following:

The governing parties | Parties in opposition

|

* The Moderate Party 19
* The Liberal People's Party 11
* The Centre Party 2
* The Christian Democrats 4

* The Swedish Social Democratic Party 16
* The Left Party 3
* The Sollentuna Party 4
* The Green Party 2

### List of mayors since 1971[edit]

* (1971–1974) Urban Gibson (fp)
* (1974–1977) Carl-Erik Nilsson (c)
* (1977–1980) Sven Olle Isidor Persson (s)
* (1980–1987) Jan-Olov Sundström (m)
* (1987–1998) Gun Blomberg (m)
* (1998–2000) Christina Naess (m)
* (2000–2010) Torbjörn Rosdahl (m)
* (2010-2015-07-11) Douglas Lithborn (m) [12]
* (2015-07-12- 2015-09-16) Anna Lena Johansson (fp) [13]
* 2015-09-17- Henrik Thunes (m) [11]

## Public transport[edit]

Sollentuna is served by the Stockholm public transport system. Stockholm commuter rail has five stations within the municipality. There is also an extensive SL bus network.

## Sights[edit]

Edsbergs slott

* Edsbacka krog, located by Edsbacka lake and founded already in 1634, was the only Swedish restaurant with two stars in the Michelin Guide until it closed in February 2010. Now the site has a slightly less fancy restaurant, again under the name, Edsbacka Krog [14]
* Edsbergs slott was built in the rococo style in 1760. It's 400 km²
* Probable burial mound of King Agne from the 5th century.

## Sports[edit]

Sollentunavallen Bandy at Sollentunavallen

Sollentunavallen is the biggest playing field. It consists of two fields. The main arena is for football and athletics. Alongside it, there's a field with artificial grass, which is used for bandy during the winter season.

The following sports clubs are located in Sollentuna Municipality:

* Sollentuna Volleybollklubb
* Rotebro IS FF
* Sollentuna FK
* Konståkningsklubben Sollentuna
* Turebergs FK
* Helenelunds IK
* Sollentuna HC
* SKIFT

As of December 2022 there are 64 sports clubs in Sollentuna. The full list is maintained on the municipality web site.[15]

## Notable people[edit]

* Jonas Bane, actor
* Kajsa Bergqvist, high jump world champion
* Thomas Bodström, football player, politician, former minister of justice
* Ted Gärdestad, pop musician
* Maia Hirasawa, musician
* Patric Hörnqvist, ice hockey player currently with the Florida Panthers of the NHL
* Jonatan Johansson, snowboarder
* Ulrika Jonsson, television presenter
* Charlotte Lindström, former model who was charged in 2007 for ordering a hitman to kill two witnesses in Australia
* Johan Munck, Chief Justice of Sweden
* Christer Pettersson, Olof Palme murder suspect
* Rickard Rakell, ice hockey player currently with the Pittsburgh Penguins of the NHL
* Emilia Andersson Ramboldt, ice hockey player and former captain of the Swedish women's national team
* Rednex, country pop group
* Lovisa Selander, ice hockey goaltender for the Boston Pride and the Swedish women's national team
* Farhad Shakely, poet
* Linda Skugge, writer
* Mats Sundin, professional ice hockey player
* Niklas Svedberg, professional ice hockey goaltender
* Caroline Winberg, model
* Mia Mulder, video essayist, activist, podcaster, city councillor

## International relations[edit]

Main article: List of twin towns and sister cities in Sweden

### Twin towns — sister cities[edit]

The municipality is twinned with:[16]

* Hvidovre in Denmark
* Saue in Estonia
* Tuusula in Finland
* Oppegård in Norway

## See also[edit]

* Sollentuna Hundred

## References[edit]

1. ^ "Statistiska centralbyrån, Kommunarealer den 1 januari 2014" (in Swedish). Statistics Sweden. 2014-01-01. Archived from the original (Microsoft Excel) on 2016-09-27. Retrieved 2014-04-18.
2. ^ "Folkmängd i riket, län och kommuner 31 december 2021" (in Swedish). Statistics Sweden. February 22, 2022. Retrieved February 22, 2022.
3. ^ Jöran Sahlgren; Gösta Bergman (1979). Svenska ortnamn med uttalsuppgifter (in Swedish). p. 22.
4. ^ 31 December 2021
5. ^ "Korta fakta 2012" (PDF). Sollentuna Municipality. 13 April 2012. Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 December 2013. Retrieved 18 November 2012.
6. ^ "Medianinkomst". Ekonomifakta. Retrieved July 11, 2019.
7. ^ "Andel högutbildade". Ekonomifakta. Retrieved July 11, 2019.
8. ^ Antal personer efter region, utländsk/svensk bakgrund och år (Read 4 januari 2019)
9. ^ a b Statistiska centralbyrån: Utrikes födda efter län, kommun och födelseland 31 december 2017 (XLS-fil) Läst 4 januari 2019
10. ^ a b c "Valresultat 2022 för Sollentuna i riksdagsvalet". SVT. 11 September 2022. Retrieved 24 January 2023.
11. ^ a b "Klart med ny ordförande i kommunstyrelsen". 31 August 2015.
12. ^ [Douglas Lithborn died 2015-07-11 http://www.sollentuna.se/sv/arkiverade-nyheter/nyheter-2015/kommunstyrelsens-ordforande-i-sollentuna-har-avlidit/]
13. ^ "{title}". Archived from the original on 2015-07-22. Retrieved 2015-10-22.
14. ^ "Edsbacka Krog, restaurang i Sollentuna".
15. ^ "Välkommen att vara aktiv i Sollentuna".
16. ^ "Vänorter - Sollentuna kommun". Archived from the original on 2010-03-01. Retrieved 2010-01-13.

## External links[edit]

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|  1.|  Stockholm|  1,617,407 (2020)

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2.|  Gothenburg|  607,882 (2020)
3.|  Malmö|  325,069 (2020)
4.|  Uppsala|  166,698 (2020)
5.|  Upplands Väsby|  149,701 (2020)
6.|  Västerås|  128,660 (2020)
7.|  Örebro|  126,604 (2020)
8.|  Linköping|  115,682 (2020)
9.|  Helsingborg|  113,828 (2020)
10.|  Jönköping|  100,579 (2020)

|  11.|  Norrköping|  98,088 (2020)

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12.|  Lund|  94,393 (2020)
13.|  Umeå|  91,916 (2020)
14.|  Gävle|  79,004 (2020)
15.|  Södertälje|  76,320 (2020)
16.|  Borås|  74,042 (2020)
17.|  Halmstad|  71,422 (2020)
18.|  Växjö|  71,282 (2020)
19.|  Eskilstuna|  69,948 (2020)
20.|  Karlstad|  67,122 (2020)

|  21.|  Sundsvall|  58,813 (2020)

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22.|  Östersund|  52,980 (2020)
23.|  Trollhättan|  50,502 (2020)
24.|  Luleå|  49,123 (2020)
25.|  North-east Gothenburg|  47,211 (2020)
26.|  Tumba|  46,014 (2020)
27.|  Lidingö|  44,091 (2020)
28.|  Borlänge|  44,898 (2020)
29.|  Kalmar|  41,852 (2020)
30.|  Kristianstad|  41,299 (2020)

|  31.|  Skövde|  39,580 (2020)

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32.|  Karlskrona|  36,904 (2020)
33.|  Falun|  39,492 (2020)
34.|  Skellefteå|  36,388 (2020)
35.|  Varberg|  36,327 (2020)
36.|  Uddevalla|  35,916 (2020)
37.|  Åkersberga|  35,747 (2020)
38.|  Nyköping|  38,780 (2020)
39.|  Landskrona|  33,466 (2020)
40.|  Örnsköldsvik|  33,348 (2020)

|  41.|  Vallentuna|  33,336 (2020)

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42.|  Motala|  31,340 (2020)
43.|  Trelleborg|  30,808 (2020)
44.|  Ängelholm|  29,490 (2020)
45.|  Märsta|  29,815 (2020)
46.|  Falkenberg|  28,747 (2020)
47.|  Lerum|  28,520 (2020)
48.|  Alingsås|  27,433 (2020)
49.|  Karlskoga|  27,360 (2020)
50.|  Kungälv|  26,960 (2020)

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