Mjölby Municipality

Mjölby Municipality extends across 557 square kilometers of southeastern Sweden, comprising eight distinct localities including the central city of Mjölby and Skänninge.

The municipality formed in 1971 through the merger of multiple administrative units, including the cities of Mjölby and Skänninge with surrounding rural areas.

The municipality maintains specialized educational institutions, including a goldsmith school and an engine driver training facility, contributing to regional skill development.

Residents access municipal services through dedicated centers that handle matters from building permits to waste management, with a current population of 28,576.

The municipality collaborates with five Nordic twin cities, forming partnerships with communities in Norway, Finland, Estonia, and Denmark for cultural exchanges.

GPS coordinates: 58.32500,15.13060

Latest update: March 4, 2025 02:36