Stockholm Geography is marked by beautiful islands, islets, water bodies, wetlands, natural parks and forest reserves. Located at the conjunction of Lake Malaren and Blatic Sea, Stockholm is known for its heterogeneous topography and varied climatic conditions.
Water Bodies of Stockholm
Stockholm has several fresh water lakes, bays and canals that add to the natural scenic beauty of the place. Some of the prominent lakes of Stockholm include:
- Judarn
- Racksta Trask
- Lappkarret
- Laduviken
- Flaten
- Magelungen
- Altasjon
- Trekanten
- Ulvsjon
Some of the notable bays and canals of Stockholm are:
- Klara sjo
- Barnhusviken
- Nybroviken
- Tranebergssund
- Danvikskanalen
Islands of Stockholm
The islands of Stockholm are known for their picturesque landscape and pleasant weather.
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Some of the major islands of Stockholm include:
- Lilla Stockholm
- Barkarholmen
- Blekholmen
- Blasieholmen
Natural Parks and Forest Reserves of Stockholm
The natural parks and forest reserves of Stockholm represent the rich natural scenic beauty of the place. Few of the prominent natural parks and forest reserves of Stockholm are listed below:
- Hansta
- Judarskogen
- Alvsjoskogen
- Kyrkhamn- Lovsta
- Satraskogen
The parks and forests of Stockholm are important places of tourist interests of Sweden.
Climate of Stockholm
The climate of Stockholm is marked by severe winters with heavy snowfall, and warm summers. Stockholm experiences winter season in the months of January and February, and summer season in the month of June. From the beginning of April, Stockholm experiences spring season. Autumn season approaches Stockholm during the month of September.
The geography of Stockholm represents the heterogeneous landscape of the capital city of Sweden.
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