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The Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics of Sweden are used for statistical purposes in a European Union context. The NUTS codes for Sweden divides the country on three levels:
| Division | NUTS 1 | National Areas | NUTS 2 | Counties | NUTS 3 |
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| Sweden | SE1 | Stockholm | SE01 | Stockholm County | SE010 |
| East Middle Sweden | SE02 | Uppsala County | SE021 | ||
| Södermanland County | SE022 | ||||
| Östergötland County | SE023 | ||||
| Örebro County | SE024 | ||||
| Västmanland County | SE025 | ||||
| South Sweden | SE04 | Blekinge County | SE041 | ||
| Skåne County | SE044 | ||||
| North Middle Sweden | SE06 | Värmland County | SE061 | ||
| Dalarna County | SE062 | ||||
| Gävleborg County | SE063 | ||||
| Middle Norrland | SE07 | Västernorrland County | SE071 | ||
| Jämtland County | SE072 | ||||
| Upper Norrland | SE08 | Västerbotten County | SE081 | ||
| Norrbotten County | SE082 | ||||
| Småland and the islands | SE09 | Jönköping County | SE091 | ||
| Kronoberg County | SE092 | ||||
| Kalmar County | SE093 | ||||
| Gotland County | SE094 | ||||
| West Sweden | SE0A | Halland County | SE0A1 | ||
| Västra Götaland County | SE0A2 | ||||