Illustrator Map Sweden full

Sweden is a Scandinavian country located in Northern Europe. It is characterized by diverse landscapes, including forests, lakes, and coastal areas. Here are some of Sweden’s principal cities, notable waterways, and main roads:

Principal Cities:

1. Stockholm:
   • Capital and largest city of Sweden.
   • Located on 14 islands connected by 57 bridges.
   • Known for its historic architecture, museums, and vibrant cultural scene.
2. Gothenburg (Göteborg):
   • Sweden’s second-largest city.
   • Major port city with a rich maritime history.
   • Home to cultural attractions, including museums and theaters.
3. Malmö:
   • Located in the southernmost part of Sweden.
   • Connected to Copenhagen in Denmark by the Öresund Bridge.
   • Known for its modern architecture and diverse cultural scene.
4. Uppsala:
   • One of the oldest cities in Sweden.
   • Home to Uppsala University, a renowned institution.
   • Famous for its medieval cathedral and historic sites.
5. Linköping:
   • Located in the southeastern part of Sweden.
   • Known for its high-tech industry and research institutions.
   • Historical sites include the medieval Linköping Cathedral.

Notable Waterways:

1. Gulf of Bothnia:
   • The northernmost arm of the Baltic Sea.
   • Separates Sweden from Finland.
2. Baltic Sea:
   • Surrounds Sweden to the east.
   • Connects Sweden to other Baltic countries and provides access to the North Sea.
3. Lake Vänern:
   • Largest lake in Sweden.
   • Located in the southwestern part of the country.
4. Lake Mälaren:
   • Third-largest lake in Sweden.
   • Adjacent to Stockholm and connected to the Baltic Sea.
5. Göta Canal:
   • Man-made canal connecting the Gothenburg and Stockholm.
   • Links the Kattegat on the west coast with the Baltic Sea.

Main Roads:

1. E4:
   • Major north-south highway.
   • Connects Helsingborg in the south to Haparanda near the Finnish border in the north.
2. E6:
   • Runs from Trelleborg in the south to the Norwegian border in the west.
   • Connects Gothenburg and Malmö.
3. E18:
   • Connects Stockholm to the Norwegian border.
   • Passes through cities like Karlstad and Oslo in Norway.
4. E20:
   • Connects Stockholm to Malmö, passing through Gothenburg.
   • Part of the international route from Shannon in Ireland to Saint Petersburg in Russia.
5. Route 40:
   • East-west highway connecting Gothenburg to Stockholm.

These descriptions provide a broad overview, and there are many more cities, waterways, and roads contributing to Sweden’s diverse geography and infrastructure.

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