Gmina Göteborg
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Kod statystyczny | 1480 | ||
Powierzchnia | 448 km² | ||
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• gęstość | 1074,58 os./km² | ||
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Gmina Göteborg (lub miasto Göteborg; szw. Göteborgs kommun alt. Göteborgs stad) – gmina w Szwecji, w regionie Västra Götaland, z siedzibą w Göteborg.
Pod względem zaludnienia Göteborg jest 2. gminą w Szwecji. Zamieszkuje ją 481 410 osób, z czego 50,72% to kobiety (244 189) i 49,28% to mężczyźni (237 221). W gminie zameldowanych jest 40 662 cudzoziemców. Na każdy kilometr kwadratowy przypada 1074,58 mieszkańców. Pod względem wielkości gmina zajmuje 184 miejsce.
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