Ranked lists of the Counties of Sweden.

By population (2023)

{| class="wikitable sortable"

! Rank

! County

! Population

! %

! Density

|-

| align=right | 1

| Stockholm

| align=right | 2,454,821

| align=right | 23.3%

| align=right | 374.6

|-

| align=right | 2

| Västra Götaland

| align=right | 1,767,016

| align=right | 16.7%

| align=right | 73.9

|-

| align=right | 3

| Skåne

| align=right | 1,421,781

| align=right | 13.5%

| align=right | 129

|-

| align=right | 4

| Östergötland

| align=right | 472,298

| align=right | 4.5%

| align=right | 44.7

|-

| align=right | 5

| Uppsala

| align=right | 404,589

| align=right | 3.8%

| align=right | 48.9

|-

| align=right | 6

| Jönköping

| align=right | 368,856

| align=right | 3.5%

| align=right | 35.4

|-

| align=right | 7

| Halland

| align=right | 343,746

| align=right | 3.3%

| align=right | 63.2

|-

| align=right | 8

| Örebro

| align=right | 308,116

| align=right | 2.9%

| align=right | 36.2

|-

| align=right | 9

| Södermanland

| align=right | 301,944

| align=right | 2.9%

| align=right | 49.8

|-

| align=right | 10

| Dalarna

| align=right | 287,253

| align=right | 2.7%

| align=right | 10.3

|-

| align=right | 11

| Gävleborg

| align=right | 285,642

| align=right | 2.7%

| align=right | 15.9

|-

| align=right | 12

| Värmland

| align=right | 283,548

| align=right | 2.7%

| align=right | 16.2

|-

| align=right | 13

| Västmanland

| align=right | 280,813

| align=right | 2.7%

| align=right | 54.9

|-

| align=right | 14

| Västerbotten

| align=right | 278,729

| align=right | 2.6%

| align=right | 5.1

|-

| align=right | 15

| Norrbotten

| align=right | 248,480

| align=right | 2.4%

| align=right | 2.6

|-

| align=right | 16

| Kalmar

| align=right | 246,667

| align=right | 2.3%

| align=right | 22.2

|-

| align=right | 17

| Västernorrland

| align=right | 242,148

| align=right | 2.3%

| align=right | 11.3

|-

| align=right | 18

| Kronoberg

| align=right | 203,686

| align=right | 1.9%

| align=right | 24.3

|-

| align=right | 19

| Blekinge

| align=right | 157,973

| align=right | 1.5%

| align=right | 54.2

|-

| align=right | 20

| Jämtland

| align=right | 132,572

| align=right | 1.3%

| align=right | 2.7

|-

| align=right | 21

| Gotland

| align=right | 61,029

| align=right | 0.6%

| align=right | 19.5

|-

|

| Sweden

| align=right | 10,551,707

| align=right | 100.0%

| align=right | 25.8

|}

By area

{| class="wikitable sortable"

! Rank

! County

! Area (km²)

! %

! Density

|-

| align=right | 1

| Norrbotten

| align=right | 98,911

| align=right | 24.1%

| align=right | 2.6

|-

| align=right | 2

| Västerbotten

| align=right | 55,401

| align=right | 13.5%

| align=right | 4.6

|-

| align=right | 3

| Jämtland

| align=right | 49,444

| align=right | 12.0%

| align=right | 2.6

|-

| align=right | 4

| Dalarna

| align=right | 28,194

| align=right | 6.9%

| align=right | 10.0

|-

| align=right | 5

| Västra Götaland

| align=right | 23,945

| align=right | 5.8%

| align=right | 62.2

|-

| align=right | 6

| Västernorrland

| align=right | 21,678

| align=right | 5.3%

| align=right | 11.5

|-

| align=right | 7

| Gävleborg

| align=right | 18,191

| align=right | 4.4%

| align=right | 15.4

|-

| align=right | 8

| Värmland

| align=right | 17,583

| align=right | 4.3%

| align=right | 15.2

|-

| align=right | 9

| Kalmar

| align=right | 11,171

| align=right | 2.7%

| align=right | 21.2

|-

| align=right | 10

| Skåne

| align=right | 11,027

| align=right | 2.7%

| align=right | 104.8

|-

| align=right | 11

| Östergötland

| align=right | 10,562

| align=right | 2.6%

| align=right | 38.9

|-

| align=right | 12

| Jönköping

| align=right | 10,475

| align=right | 2.5%

| align=right | 31.2

|-

| align=right | 13

| Örebro

| align=right | 8,519

| align=right | 2.1%

| align=right | 32.1

|-

| align=right | 14

| Kronoberg

| align=right | 8,458

| align=right | 2.1%

| align=right | 20.9

|-

| align=right | 15

| Uppsala

| align=right | 6,989

| align=right | 1.7%

| align=right | 42.1

|-

| align=right | 16

| Stockholm

| align=right | 6,488

| align=right | 1.6%

| align=right | 278.0

|-

| align=right | 17

| Västmanland

| align=right | 6,302

| align=right | 1.5%

| align=right | 40.8

|-

| align=right | 18

| Södermanland

| align=right | 6,061

| align=right | 1.5%

| align=right | 42.2

|-

| align=right | 19

| Halland

| align=right | 5,454

| align=right | 1.3%

| align=right | 50.2

|-

| align=right | 20

| Gotland

| align=right | 3,140

| align=right | 0.8%

| align=right | 18.2

|-

| align=right | 21

| Blekinge

| align=right | 2,941

| align=right | 0.7%

| align=right | 51.2

|-

|

| Sweden

| align=right | 410,934

| align=right | 100.0%

| align=right | 21.6

|}

By density

{| class="wikitable sortable"

! Rank

! County

! Population

! Area (km²)

! Density

|-

| align=right | 1

| Stockholm

| align=right | 1,803,377

| align=right | 6,488

| align=right | 278.0

|-

| align=right | 2

| Skåne

| align=right | 1,156,070

| align=right | 11,027

| align=right | 104.8

|-

| align=right | 3

| Västra Götaland

| align=right | 1,488,709

| align=right | 23,945

| align=right | 62.2

|-

| align=right | 4

| Blekinge

| align=right | 150,625

| align=right | 2,941

| align=right | 51.2

|-

| align=right | 5

| Halland

| align=right | 273,537

| align=right | 5,454

| align=right | 50.2

|-

| align=right | 6

| Södermanland

| align=right | 255,890

| align=right | 6,061

| align=right | 42.2

|-

| align=right | 7

| Uppsala

| align=right | 294,415

| align=right | 6,989

| align=right | 42.1

|-

| align=right | 8

| Västmanland

| align=right | 256,901

| align=right | 6,302

| align=right | 40.8

|-

| align=right | 9

| Östergötland

| align=right | 411,320

| align=right | 10,562

| align=right | 38.9

|-

| align=right | 10

| Örebro

| align=right | 273,822

| align=right | 8,519

| align=right | 32.1

|-

| align=right | 11

| Jönköping

| align=right | 327,266

| align=right | 10,475

| align=right | 31.2

|-

| align=right | 12

| Kalmar

| align=right | 236,501

| align=right | 11,171

| align=right | 21.2

|-

| align=right | 13

| Kronoberg

| align=right | 177,149

| align=right | 8,458

| align=right | 20.9

|-

| align=right | 14

| Gotland

| align=right | 57,248

| align=right | 3,140

| align=right | 18.2

|-

| align=right | 15

| Gävleborg

| align=right | 280,717

| align=right | 18,191

| align=right | 15.4

|-

| align=right | 16

| Värmland

| align=right | 267,600

| align=right | 17,583

| align=right | 15.2

|-

| align=right | 17

| Västernorrland

| align=right | 249,299

| align=right | 21,678

| align=right | 11.5

|-

| align=right | 18

| Dalarna

| align=right | 280,575

| align=right | 28,194

| align=right | 10.0

|-

| align=right | 19

| Västerbotten

| align=right | 256,710

| align=right | 55,401

| align=right | 4.6

|-

| align=right | 20

| Jämtland

| align=right | 130,705

| align=right | 49,444

| align=right | 2.6

|-

| align=right | 21

| Norrbotten

| align=right | 258,904

| align=right | 98,911

| align=right | 2.6

|-

|

| Sweden

| align=right | 8,887,340

| align=right | 410,934

| align=right | 21.6

|}