A port city in southeastern Sweden, 135 km southwest of Stockholm. Population 124,000 (1996). It is located on the banks of the Motådala River at the back of an inlet about 40 km into the Baltic Sea. A city since the 13th century, it has developed as the center of Sweden's textile industry. Other industries include paper, rubber, and shipbuilding, and the city also produces margarine and furniture. There is a castle and buildings from the 16th century, but they were damaged in the war with Russia in 1719. The city is also blessed with beautiful natural scenery. [Asai Tatsuro] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
スウェーデン南東部,ストックホルムから南西135kmにある港市。人口12万4000(1996)。バルト海から40kmほど湾入した入江の奥のモータラ河畔にある。13世紀以来の都市で,スウェーデンの織物業の中心として発展。このほか製紙・ゴム・造船工業があり,マーガリン,家具も産する。16世紀以来の城や建造物があるが,1719年にはロシアとの戦いで被害を受けた。自然の風景にも恵まれている。【浅井 辰郎】
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