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SödertÀlje Canal

canal, Sweden
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  • Oxelösund
    Södermanland

    
lĂ€n gains importance from the SödertĂ€lje Canal in the east, which links Lake MĂ€lar with the Baltic. Urban centres include Nyköping, the capital; Eskilstuna, known for its engineering industries; Katrineholm, a railway junction and industrial town; and the Baltic port of Oxelösund, which is the export harbour for Bergslagen iron


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lĂ€n gains importance from the SödertĂ€lje Canal in the east, which links Lake MĂ€lar with the Baltic. Urban centres include Nyköping, the capital; Eskilstuna, known for its engineering industries; Katrineholm, a railway junction and industrial town; and the Baltic port of Oxelösund, which is the export harbour for Bergslagen iron


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