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Stockholm is the capital of Sweden and can refer to the city proper, as well as several different geographical and administrative divisions in and around the city:

• Stockholm City Centre
• Stockholm Municipality (City of Stockholm)
• Stockholm County, the county containing the city of Stockholm
• Metropolitan Stockholm, a metropolitan area consisting of municipalities within the county
• Stockholm urban area, the central urban area of Metropolitan Stockholm

Stockholm may also refer to:

[edit] Places

In Canada:

• Stockholm, Saskatchewan

In Papua New Guinea:

• Stockholm, Papua New Guinea

In Sweden:

• Stockholm, a small village in Ronneby Municipality, Blekinge County
• Stockholm, a small village in Perstorp Municipality, Skåne County

In the United States:

• Stockholm, Maine
• Stockholm Township, Minnesota
• Stockholm, New Jersey
• Stockholm, New York
• Stockholm, South Dakota
• Stockholm, Wisconsin
• Stockholm (town), Wisconsin
• Bridgeport, New Jersey - formerly known as "New Stockholm"

[edit] Ships

• SS Stockholm, an ocean liner used by the Swedish American Line 1915-1928
• MS Stockholm (1938), an ocean liner ordered by the Swedish American Line but destroyed in a fire before being completed
• MS Stockholm (1941), an ocean liner of the same design as above, completed for the Swedish American Line but sold to the Italian government, becoming a troopship
• MS Stockholm (1948), an ocean liner used by the Swedish American Line 1948-1959; collided with the SS Andrea Doria in 1956; as of 2008 sailing as MS Athena

[edit] Other

• Stockholm Convention, an international agreement on reducing persistent organic pesticides
• Stockholm syndrome, a psychological phenomenon
• Stockholm Records, a Swedish record label
• Stockholm (album), an album by Jean-Louis Aubert
• Stockholm & Göteborg, an album by Henry Cow
• "Stockholm", a single by the UK indie rock band New Fast Automatic Daffodils

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