What's the population of Sweden?

As of June 20 18 and 10, the total population of Sweden was1010000.

Sweden:

Kingdom of Sweden (Swedish: Kungariket Sverige? ), referred to as Sweden (Swedish: Sverige), is a country located in Scandinavia and one of the five Nordic countries. The capital is Stockholm. It borders Norway to the west, Finland to the northeast, scarborough-Geraker Strait and kattegat to the southwest, and the Baltic Sea and Botswana Bay to the east. Sweden faces Denmark, Germany, Poland, Russia, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia across the sea, with a coastline of 2 1 and 8 1 km and a total area of about 450,000 square kilometers.

Human population

The population distribution in all parts of Sweden is extremely uneven, and 90% of the population is concentrated in the southern and central regions. The population density of Malmhus province is per square kilometer 1, 5 1 person, while the population density of Telan province in Yemen is only 3 people per square kilometer. One of the main reasons for uneven population distribution is population urbanization; Second, due to the influence of natural geographical conditions, there are few people in high seas and high latitudes.

The proportion of Swedish refugees from southern Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Central America is increasing, and it is difficult for them to integrate into local residents. The increase in immigration has also led to an increase in the crime rate in Sweden. After 1970s, the Swedish government strengthened the restrictions on immigration. After 2008, the number of immigrants has exceeded the number of immigrants from Sweden. Most immigrants come from Scandinavian countries, among which Finns are the most.

As of June 20 18 and 10, the total population of Sweden was1010000. The vast majority are Swedes. The Sami people in the north are the only ethnic minority with about 20,000 people. The official language is Swedish, and English is widely used. The main religion is Christianity and Lutheranism. ?

Refer to the above? Baidu Encyclopedia-Sweden