Gotland
Gotland is Sweden's largest island, in the middle of the Baltic Sea. Some 60,000 people live here all year. Together with some minor islands it forms the Gotland province, Gotland Municipality and Gotland County.
Essential Destinations
Top destinations include Visby and Fårö.
Visby
Visby is one of the most remarkable towns in the Nordic countries, with 24,000 inhabitants.
Gotska Sandön
Gotska Sandön is an island in the Baltic Sea, 8 km across.
Destinations to Discover
Explore places such as Karlsöarna and Northern Gotland.
Northern Gotland
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The northern part of Gotland is made up of forests and farmlands.
Southern Gotland
The southern part of Gotland includes towns such as Hemse, Ljugarn and Burgsvik.
Central Gotland
Central Gotland is sparsely populated and mainly made up by farmlands and forests.
Gotland
- Island with about 60,100 residents
- …is also known as “Gothland”
- Description: island and historical province in Sweden
- Category: provinces of Sweden
- Location
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Latitude of center
57.5° or 57° 30′ north
Longitude of center
18.55° or 18° 33′ east
Satellite Map
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In Other Languages
From Achinese to Yue Chinese—“Gotland” goes by many names.
GotlandAchinese
GotlandAfrikaans
جزيرة غوتلندArabic
غوتلاندArabic
GotlandAragonese
ԳոթլանդArmenian
Isla de GotlandAsturian
Islla de GotlandAsturian
Qotland adasıAzerbaijani
ГотландBashkir
GotlandBasque
Востраў ГотландBelarusian
ГотландBelarusian
ГотляндBelarusian
Готлянд (востраў)Belarusian
Готлянд (выспа)Belarusian
গোতলান্দBengali
GotlandBreton
ГотландBulgarian
GotlandCatalan
Illa de GotlandCatalan
GotlandCebuano
Gotland (munisipyo)Cebuano
ГотландChechen
哥得蘭Chinese
哥得蘭島Chinese
哥特兰Chinese
哥特兰岛Chinese
果特兰岛Chinese
GotlandCroatian
GotlandCzech
GotlandDanish
GullandDanish
GotlandDutch
Gotlands länDutch
GotlandEsperanto
GotlandoEsperanto
GotlandEstonian
OjamaaEstonian
Ojamaa läänEstonian
Ojamaa saarEstonian
GotlandFaroese
GotlandFinnish
GotlantiFinnish
Condado de GotlandGalician
GotlandGalician
გოტლანდიGeorgian
GotlandGreek
ΓκότλαντGreek
גוטלנדHebrew
GotlandHungarian
Gotland megyeHungarian
Gotland tartományHungarian
GotlandIcelandic
GotlandIndonesian
Pulau GotlandIndonesian
GotlandIrish
GotlandItalian
isola di GotlandItalian
ゴットランド島Japanese
ゴトランド島Japanese
GotlandKalaallisut
ಗಾಟ್ಲೆಂಡ್Kannada
ГотландKirghiz
고틀란드Korean
고틀란드 섬Korean
GotlandKurdish
Gothia (provincia historica)Latin
GothlandiaLatin
GotlandeLatvian
GotlandiešiLatvian
GotlandjLimburgan
GotlandasLithuanian
GotlandLombard
GotlaandLow German
GotlandLower Sorbian
GotlandLuxembourgish
ГотландMacedonian
GotlandMalagasy
GotlandMalay
गॉटलंडMarathi
GotlandMin Nan Chinese
გოტლანდიMingrelian
ГотландMongolian
GotlandNorwegian
Gotlands länNorwegian
GotlandNorwegian Bokmål
GullandNorwegian Bokmål
GotlandNorwegian Nynorsk
GullandNorwegian Nynorsk
GotlandNovial
GotlandOccitan (post 1500)
GēatlandOld English (ca. 450-1100)
GotlandOld English (ca. 450-1100)
ȜeatlandOld English (ca. 450-1100)
ГотландOssetian
گوت لندPersian
گوتلاندPersian
GotlandiaPolish
ګوتلاندPushto
GotlandQuechua
GotlandRomanian
GotlandaRomanian
GotlandiaRomanian
Gotlands länRomanian
Insula GotlandRomanian
ГотландRussian
Готский берегRussian
Лен ГотландRussian
Остров ГотландRussian
GotloundSaterfriesisch
GotlandSerbian
ГотландSerbian
GotlandSerbo-Croatian
GotlandSlovak
Gotland (ostrov)Slovak
GötalandSlovenian
GotlandSlovenian
Gotland (otok)Slovenian
GotlandijaSlovenian
GotlandSwahili
GotlandSwedish
Gotlands länSwedish
ГотландTajik
ก็อตลันด์Thai
GotlandTurkish
Gotland bölgesiTurkish
Gotland CountyTurkish
Gotland KantonuTurkish
Gotland, İsveç (il)Turkish
ГотландUkrainian
ҐотландUkrainian
GotlandUpper Sorbian
گوتلاندUrdu
GotlandUzbek
GotanmaVeps
GotlandVeps
GotlandVietnamese
GotlandVlaams
GotläniänVolapük
Gotläniän (länatopäd)Volapük
GotlandWaray (Philippines)
GotlandWelsh
GotlânWestern Frisian
GotlandWestern Frisian
گوٹلینڈWestern Panjabi
哥特兰岛Wu Chinese
哥德蘭島Yue Chinese
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