Kalmar Municipality, Coastal municipality in southeastern Sweden.
Kalmar Municipality is a coastal administrative region in southeastern Sweden that encompasses both urban and rural areas. The territory includes the city of Kalmar as its primary settlement, along with numerous smaller towns and villages spread across the region.
The municipality was established in 1971 when Kalmar city merged with neighboring rural areas into a single administrative entity. This consolidation created the foundation for the region's current governance structure.
The local government maintains educational services across multiple levels, from preschool through adult education, serving its 72,304 residents.
The main administrative offices are located in the city of Kalmar, where visitors can access information about building projects, housing opportunities, and municipal services. The local authorities provide guidance on land use and environmental matters.
The territory contains sixteen distinct urban areas, with the city of Kalmar being the largest settlement containing 41,110 residents.
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