Talk:Counties of Sweden
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The County Councils link to the counties. I think having two lists is a bit confusing. It may be better to put the names of each County Council, without link, after the name of the county, like this:
Counties with the name of the County Councils
Blekinge län - Landstinget Blekinge
Patrick 10:54 Feb 15, 2003 (UTC)
- I made the conversion and added the capitals Docu 11:25 Feb 15, 2003 (UTC)
There is a new project launched at WikiProject Swedish counties. The aim is to create a uniform template for the Swedish county entries similar to WikiProject Countries or WikiProject U.S. States. Additional input and coordination with the Swedish Wikipedia is welcomed. The first test of the new template can be seen for Halland.
There is also a separate project for WikiProject Swedish provinces or landskap. It is necessary to separate counties and provinces because they only match in a few cases. Redgarding naming conventions counties should be separated from provinces in the same way that counties are separated from cities with the same name, like Kalmar (county). /Mic 20:32 Feb 26, 2003 (UTC)
The article has been written by someone who does not have English as his first language.
[edit] From counties to regions?
Can anyone provide confirmation or links concerning the prospects of replacing the current counties with larger regions? According to the article, these potential regions would then resemble the upcoming reorganization in Denmark and their size would be on par with the EU NUTS regions. :) // Big Adamsky • BA's talk page 21:28, 23 March 2006 (UTC)
