Töreboda Municipality

Töreboda Municipality is a municipality in western Sweden that spans across a broad territory interspersed with lakes and water bodies. The landscape combines rural settlements with significant water surfaces that form part of its natural composition.

The municipality took its current form in 1971 when several communities merged, combining Töreboda market town with Moholm and sections from neighboring territories. This consolidation created the administrative area that exists today.

Töreboda functions as a dispersed community where daily life centers on three separate population hubs rather than a single focal point. The structure reflects a rural character where each center maintains its own rhythm and local significance.

The area is accessible by road and spread across several distinct communities, each offering basic services and facilities. Visitors should be prepared to travel between the separate centers, as they are not concentrated in one location.

A substantial portion of the territory consists of water surfaces that create a landscape studded with islands and bays throughout the region. This extensive integration of water and land shapes how the area looks and functions in ways visitors might not initially expect.

Location: Västra Götaland County

Inception: January 1, 1971

Capital city: Töreboda

Part of: Västergötland, Skaraborg District Court

Shares border with: Karlsborg Municipality, Tibro Municipality, Skövde Municipality, Mariestad Municipality, Gullspång Municipality, Laxå Municipality

Phone: +4650618000

Email: kommunen@toreboda.se

Website: https://toreboda.se

GPS coordinates: 58.71667,14.13333

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:06