Nyköping Municipality

Nyköping Municipality extends along the Baltic Sea coast, encompassing numerous lakes, forests, and agricultural lands across southeastern Södermanland County.

The municipality formed in 1971 through the merger of several smaller administrative units, and later underwent division in 1992 when Gnesta and Trosa municipalities separated.

The region maintains strong connections to Swedish governance traditions as it contains both the governor's residence and the administrative headquarters of Södermanland County.

The municipality provides services to 58,200 residents through a network of public facilities, including healthcare centers, schools, and transportation infrastructure.

The district of Tunaberg within the municipality marks the southernmost point of Svealand, one of Sweden's three historical regions.

GPS coordinates: 58.91667,17.16667

Latest update: March 4, 2025 16:34