Tyreso

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Tyreso
Municipality is a Swedish municipality in StockholmCounty, in central Sweden on the coast of the Baltic Sea. The municipality is among the twenty smallest in Sweden regarding area, and among the twenty most densely populated. Most of Tyreso has grown to form a conurbation with Stockholm urban area. The population of the TyresoMunicipality is 41,230 in the year of 2006 with an area of 69.36 square kilometers. And it’s population density was 594.43 per square kilometers. 

The vast bulk of Tyreso lies on the Sodertorn peninsula, with some islands in the Baltic sea, of which Agno and Harso are the largest ones. There are many lakes in Tyreso, being part of the Tyresan lake system. In the south there is a large old forest of which a part is in the Tyresta national park, and other large parts are in other nature reserves. The terrain is typical for the region, low hills and valleys formed by the last ice age. The highest point is at Telegrafberget 84 meters above sea level. Tyreso has a land border to Stockholm in northwest, to Nacka in north, and to Haninge in south. A lake border to Huddinge in west, and a sea border to Varmdo in east and northeast.

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