This list contains some of the defunct Municipalities of Sweden. The total number of municipalities has been reduced from 2,500 in 1863 to 290 today.
1880–1974
These municipalities were merged into others in between the two major municipality reforms in 1952 and 1974.
Almunge, merged into Uppsala Municipality 1971
Asarum merged into Karlshamn Municipality 1967
Blidö, merged into Norrtälje Municipality 1971
Boo, merged into Nacka 1971
Brunskogs Municipality, merged into Arvika Municipality och Kil Municipality 1971 Dalarö, merged into Österhaninge Municipality 1959 Dalby, merged into Lund Municipality, 1974 Djursholm, merged into Danderyd Municipality 1971 Djurö, merged into Värmdö 1974 Eds Municipality, merged into Grums Municipality 1969 Ekshärads Municipality, merged into Hagfors Municipality 1971 Finnskoga-Dalby Municipality, merged into Torsby Municipality 1974 Frykeruds Municipality, merged into Kil Municipality 1971 Fryksände Municipality, merged into Torsby Municipality 1967 Frösåker, merged into Östhammar Municipality 1957 Frötuna, merged into Norrtälje Municipality 1971 Färingsö, merged into Ekerö Municipality 1971 Genarps Municipality Gillberga Municipality, merged into Säffle Municipality 1971 Glava Municipality, merged into Arvika Municipality 1971 Grava Municipality, merged into Karlstad Municipality 1971 Gräsmarks Municipality, merged into Sunne Municipality 1971 Grödinge, merged into Botkyrka Municipality 1971 Gunnarskogs Municipality, merged into Arvika Municipality 1971 Gustaf Adolfs Municipality, merged into Hagfors Municipality 1974 Gustavsberg, merged into Värmdö Municipality 1974 Holmedals Municipality, merged into Årjängs Municipality 1971 Hällaryd merged into Karlshamn Municipality 1967 Häverö, merged into Norrtälje Municipality 1971 Järna, merged into Södertälje Municipality 1971 Järnskogs Municipality, merged into Eda Municipality 1971 Klintehamns Municipality, merged into Gotland Municipality 1971 Knivsta, merged into Uppsala 1971 (recreated 2003) Knutby, merged into Uppsala och Norrtälje 1971 Kroppa Municipality, merged into Filipstad Municipality 1971 Kvillinge Municipality, merged into Norrköpings Municipality 1971 Kävlinge köping (1946–1971), changed name to Kävlinge Municipality Köla Municipality, merged into Eda Municipality 1971 Lysviks Municipality, merged into Sunne Municipality 1971 Mörrum merged into Karlshamn Municipality 1967 Norra Ny Municipality, merged into Torsby Municipality 1974 Norra Råda Municipality, merged into Hagfors Municipality 1974 Nors Municipality, merged into Karlstad Municipality 1971 Nyeds Municipality, merged into Karlstad Municipality 1971 Nätra Municipality, merged into Örnsköldsvik Municipality 1971 Rämmens Municipality, merged into Filipstad Municipality 1971 Silleruds Municipality, merged into Årjäng Municipality 1971 Stavnäs Municipality, merged into Arvika Municipality och Grums Municipality 1969 Stora Kils Municipality, merged into Kils Municipality 1971 Stora Sunne Municipality, merged into Sunne Municipality 1963 Svanskogs Municipality, merged into Säffle Municipality 1971 Södra Sandby Municipality Torns Municipality (1952–1967) Töcksmarks Municipality, merged into Årjängs Municipality 1974 Ulleruds Municipality, merged into Forshaga Municipality 1971 Ullvätterns Municipality, merged into Storfors Municipality 1967 Veberöds Municipality Visnums Municipality, merged into Kristinehamns Municipality 1971 Vitsands Municipality, merged into Torsby Municipality 1967 Värmlandsbergs Municipality, merged into Filipstad Municipality 1971 Värmlandsnäs Municipality, merged into Säffle Municipality 1971 Väse Municipality, merged into Karlstad Municipality and Kristinehamns Municipality 1971 Västerhaninge, merged into Haninge Municipality 1971 Åkerbo Municipality, merged into Linköping Municipality 1971 Älgå Municipality, merged into Arvika Municipality 1971 Österhaninge, merged into Haninge Municipality 1971 Östmarks Municipality, merged into Torsby Municipality 1971 Östra Fågelviks Municipality, merged into Karlstad Municipality 1967
1952
This is a partial list of the municipalities that were merged into others as part of the municipal reform of 1952.