The population of Sweden

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 July 20 13, the total population of Sweden was 9 1 19400. Population growth rate: 0. 163%. There are nearly/kloc-0 million foreign immigrants and their descendants (half of them are foreign nationals). By 20 14, * */kloc-0.08 million Swedes have settled in the United States, Canada, Finland and Denmark, and immigrants account for about 15% of the Swedish population. As of August 20 14, the total population of Sweden was 9.68 million. Among the Swedish people, Swedes account for 90%. There are about 30,000 Finns and nearly 20,000 Lapps in the north. In addition, there are Danes, Norwegians, Germans, Jews and so on.

Swedes are one of the Nordic nations and belong to the Nordic type of Europa. They are tall, fair-skinned, blond and blue-eyed. The unified Swedish nation was formed in the 9th century. It is made up of Swedes and Goths, constantly absorbing immigrants who moved in later, as well as some Lapps and Finns.

Sami people, also known as Lapps, belong to Urals and are a mixed type of Mongols and Europa. Use Lapp The Sami people are now gathered near the Arctic Circle, and most of them live a quiet life, taking raising deer as their occupation.

Finns are one of the Nordic nations, belonging to Urals, and a mixed type of Mongols and Europa.