Svartedalen, Göteborg, Nature reserve in Västra Götaland region, Sweden.

Svartedalen is a primary area (primärområde) in the Hisingen district of Göteborg municipality, not a nature reserve. Its housing consists mainly of multi-family buildings from the 1950s and 1960s; Göteborgs stads bostadsaktiebolag built 358 apartments here between 1965 and 1967. Since 1 January 2021 it belongs to the Hisingen city area, having previously been part of Västra Hisingen.

Svartedalen is a primary area (primärområde) of the Hisingen district in Göteborg municipality. Its housing consists mainly of multi-family buildings from the 1950s and 1960s; Göteborgs stads bostadsaktiebolag built 358 apartments here in 1965–1967. Until the turn of the year 2020/2021 the area belonged to the Västra Hisingen district committee area, and since 1 January 2021 it has formed part of the Hisingen district.

Svartedalen is a primary area (primärområde) within the Hisingen district of Göteborgs kommun, and since 1 January 2021 it has belonged to the Hisingen city area; before the turn of 2020/2021 it was part of the Västra Hisingen district committee area. The housing consists overwhelmingly of multi-family buildings from the 1950s and 1960s, and Göteborgs stads bostadsaktiebolag built 358 apartments here in 1965–1967.

Svartedalen is a residential district on Hisingen, reached by bus from central Göteborg; the streets are laid out around the apartment blocks of the 1950s and 1960s. The 358 flats built by Göteborgs stads bostadsaktiebolag in 1965–1967 stand in the district's core, so orient yourself by the blocks rather than by marked trails.

Svartedalen is a primary area of the Hisingen district in Göteborg, not a nature reserve. Its housing is mostly multi-family buildings from the 1950s and 1960s; Göteborgs stads bostadsaktiebolag built 358 apartments here in 1965–1967. Until the turn of 2020/2021 it belonged to Västra Hisingen.