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Sweden’s coastline is the longest in
Europe, stretching 7,300 km.
Over 57 % of
Sweden’s total area is covered by forests.
England’s football manager Sven Goran
Eriksson is Swedish.
Bandy - a popular Swedish team sport - is a cross between
football and ice hockey.
The Stockholm
archipelago on the east coast of Sweden is made up of over 25,000
islands covered in forests and meadows.
There are over 100,000 lakes in Sweden.
There are wolves in Sweden - but only about 100 in the whole
country!
An old Swedish law called ‘Every Man's Right’ means
that it is legal to visit somebody else's land, to bathe in their
lake, travel by boat on their river, and pick the wild flowers,
mushrooms, berries, fallen cones, acorns and nuts you find
there!
In their first three years, the Swedish pop group Abba sold more
records than the Beatles.
Swedes drink a lot of coffee - only Americans drink more per
person.
Sweden’s capital
city Stockholm is built on 14 islands. Water covers one third of
the city’s area, and is so clean that you can catch salmon
right in the city centre.
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