Description
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Letter
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City
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Capital of Sweden
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S
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Stockholm
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Site a 1397 treaty joining Denmark, Sweden, and Norway under one king
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K
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Kalmar
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Home to the oldest university in Sweden. Also the nation's former capital
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U
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Uppsala
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Most populous city by the lake of Vänern. Swedish for "Charlestown"
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K
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Karlstad
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Connects to Copenhagen through the Öresund Bridge
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M
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Malmö
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Northernmost Swedish city. Has been relocating eastwards since 2014 to counter mining-related subsidence
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K
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Kiruna
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IKEA headquarters between 2005-15. Facing the Danish city of Helsingør
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H
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Helsingborg
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Where Sabaton originated. Namesake of a spiritual movement ending in "Gong"
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F
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Falun
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City in central Sweden known for its manufacturing industry in the 19th century
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Ö
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Örebro
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Largest port of both Sweden. Volvo headquarters
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G
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Gothenburg
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Biggest city in northern Sweden. Home to a prestigious university
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U
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Umeå
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Most populous city by the lake of Vättern. Where "The Cardigans" originated
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J
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Jönköping
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Capital of Gotland. Was the leading centre in the Baltic before the Hanseatic League
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V
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Visby
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Primary setting of Henning Mankell's detective series "Wallander"
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Y
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Ystad
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City in northern Sweden that hosted the 1976 Winter Paralympics, the first Winter Paralympics
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Ö
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Örnsköldsvik
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Coastal city near the Finnish border that has Sweden's northernmost university
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L
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Luleå
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Birthplace of the clothing brand H&M. Borders the lake of Mälaren
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V
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Västerås
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Sweden's top ski resort. Only has three letters
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Å
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Åre
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Small village where four chemical elements were discovered
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Y
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Ytterby
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City in Småland where the first IKEA store was built
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Ä
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Älmhult
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