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    Schwedens Demografie nach Landkreisen im Jahr 2024 laut SCB

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    1. Throwawayhair66392 on

      I’m hereby naming that district at the bottom the tip of the foreskin.

    2. Kosovar91 on

      Don’t worry man. When russia comes to you, you will have a whole new demographic.

      Never forget, you dont come to russia, russia comes to you.

    6. LudicrousPlatypus on

      Is mixed in this context 50% Swedish or can one have one foreign grandparent and be considered mixed?

    8. TheTesticler on

      An important distinction is that it’s not just MENA immigrants, there’s a lot of Finns and Danes in Sweden, Norwegians too.

      Outside of the Scandinavian countries, there are a lot of Poles in Sweden too.

    10. HaifaJenner123 on

      Isn’t this kinda useless data if it’s literally any option but *both* parents being 100% swedish each

    11. 23_Serial_Killers on

      What counts as mixed or descendent of foreign born? Is it just your parents or do they look further back?

    15. SlinkierMarrow on

      Going to SCB:s site as OP doesn’t like categories

      Swedish background: 7 676 833
      -of which both parents born in Sweden: 6 841 416
      -of which one native born parent and one foreign born: 835 417

      Foreign background: 2 910 877
      -of which foreign born: 2 200 238
      -of which native born with foreign born parents: 710 639

    20. Uebeltank on

      These statistics are quite bad because they do not actually indicate ethnicity in any exact way. Under this definition if your parents are both Swedish citizens, but one was born in a different country, you would be of „foreign descent“. Which is obviously nonsense since place of birth is NOT the same thing as ethnicity.

      That doesn’t mean that there isn’t a large share of the population in Sweden that are not ethnically Swedish. But the definition used in a lot of the statistics people refer to, is bad.

    21. MajesticBread9147 on

      Hmm, it seems like immigrants prefer the areas that are *not* as bitterly cold and have cities.

      Next I’d like to see a map showing why so few immigrants inhabit Siberia and the inland sections of Brazil surrounded by rainforest.

    23. doktorvitpeppar on

      It’s higher, it’s illegal to do statistics on ethnicity in Sweden. So this is just based on the foreign born + children w. 2 foreign born parents.

      I’m mixed and will not be included in this statistic.
      + My mother is born abroad but I think the migration agency did some shade stuff with her papers to mark her as born in Sweden.

      The actual percentage is higher, especially with young ppl. Just take a look at a normal school class and you’ll see it yourself.

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