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Shoreline buildings by region and type of building. Year 2018 - 2021

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Karin Hedeklint, Statistics Sweden
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Stefan Svanström, Statistics Sweden
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2023-12-15
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A building is located in a proximity to shoreline if it is within 100 metres from a shoreline. ‘Shoreline’ refers to the fringe of land at the edge of a body of water.
Statistics reporting changes for the area types 'within built-up areas' and 'within formally protected nature' must be interpreted taking into account that the distribution of these area types is continuously changing. An increase or decrease in the number of buildings can just as well be due to an increase in the built-up area or the protected area, as to the fact that new buildings have been built within the area.

Statistics at the municipal level must be interpreted taking into account that there may be local initiatives for better register quality. A greater number of new buildings in a municipality may just as well be due to a temporary effort to correct a backlog in the building register, as to the fact that new buildings have actually been built in the municipality.
A building is defined by the Swedish Planning and Building Act as:
A permanent structure intended for occupation by people consisting of a roof and/or walls and is permanently placed on the ground or completely or partially below the ground or permanently placed in water.
A physical building divided by a property boundary is registered as two buildings in the Real Property Register. Source: Real Propery Register, building part.

type of building

Classification of buildings by type of building is derived from the Real Property Register.

type of shoreline

Indicates the type of body of water that the shore borders on, which can be sea or inland waters.

type of building

agricultural building

A confusion between classification of agricultural buildings and supplementary buildings may occur in the Real Property Register. To a large extent, agricultural buildings have been classified as supplementary buildings.

supplementary building

A confusion between classification of agricultural buildings and supplementary buildings may occur in the Real Property Register. To a large extent, agricultural buildings have been classified as supplementary buildings.

type of shoreline

marine

Water area between Sweden’s coastline and territorial waters limit.

inland water

Waters within Sweden’s territory that is not classified as sea. Inland waters consist of lakes and watercourses, including artificial bodies of water such as canals and dams.

type of area

within locality

Since 1960 Statistics Sweden has defined areas with continuous buildings and a population of at least 200 inhabitants. Localities thus include everything from the largest cities to small areas with only 200 inhabitants. Statistics Sweden does not have its own definition of sparsely populated areas or countryside areas.

in a protected area

A collective term for areas with formal protection under legislation, agreements entered into, or individual decisions. These statistics refer to the protection types national park, nature reserve, nature conservation areas, forest biotope protection area, and other biotope protection areas.