Sodermanland

Sodermanland County Sodermanland County is a county or lan on the southeast coast of Sweden. It is regularly shortened and pronounced as Sörmlands län, or actually Sörmland, which is the dominant pronunciation domestically. For instance, the municipality-owned nearby affiliation of the county is going underneath the "Sörmland" name. It borders the counties of Ostergotland, Orebro, Västmanland, Uppsala, Stockholm and to the Baltic sea. It holds the famous tenting path referred to as "Sormlandsleden" that's a system of trails masking a complete of approximately 100 mil one thousand km of walking paths, in Sodermanland.

It is an administrative unit, protecting most of the province Sodermanland. The japanese parts of the Sodermanland province, in large part similar to the Södertörn region, belong to Stockholm County. The province of Sodermanland changed into divided into 3 counties inside the 17th century; Nykoping County, Gripsholm County and Eskilstunahus County. They were merged into current Sodermanland County in 1683. The main intention of the County Administrative Board is to fulfil the goals set in countrywide politics by the Riksdag and the Government.