Hultsfred Municipality

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Hultsfred Municipality is a local government area in southeastern Sweden known for its small towns, forests, lakes, and the former Hultsfred music festival.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf local government area
municipality
borderedBy Eksjö Municipality NERFINISHED
Högsby Municipality NERFINISHED
Nässjö Municipality NERFINISHED
Oskarshamn Municipality NERFINISHED
Vetlanda Municipality NERFINISHED
Vimmerby Municipality NERFINISHED
climate temperate climate
contains Emmaboda–Hultsfred railway segment NERFINISHED
Hultsfred NERFINISHED
Järnforsen
Lönneberga NERFINISHED
Målilla NERFINISHED
Silverdalen NERFINISHED
Vena NERFINISHED
Virserum NERFINISHED
country Sweden
countrySubdivision province of Småland
governmentType municipal council
hasCharacteristic forested area
many lakes
hasCulturalHeritage connection to Astrid Lindgren’s Småland region NERFINISHED
hasFormerAttraction Hultsfred music festival grounds NERFINISHED
hasGeography mixed forests
numerous small lakes
hasHistoricalEvent Hultsfred Festival held annually until 2010
hasIndustry forestry
small-scale manufacturing
wood processing
hasMunicipalCode 0860
hasOfficialWebsite https://www.hultsfred.se/
hasPopulationCenter Hultsfred urban area
hasRecreation outdoor activities in forests and lakes
hasSettlementPattern small towns and rural villages
hasTransport Stångådalsbanan railway line NERFINISHED
knownFor former Hultsfred music festival
locatedIn Kalmar County NERFINISHED
southeastern Sweden
locatedOnContinent Europe
partOf European Union NUTS region SE213 (Kalmar län) NERFINISHED
seat Hultsfred NERFINISHED
timeZone Central European Time
timeZoneDST Central European Summer Time NERFINISHED
usesLanguage Swedish

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Kalmar County contains Hultsfred Municipality
Millennium film series filmingLocation Hultsfred Municipality
this entity surface form: Hedestad (fictional town, represented by Swedish locations)