Västra Götaland County

Västra Götaland County () is a county in southern Sweden, with the seat in Gothenburg. It was established on 1 January 1998, as a merger out of former Gothenburg and Bohus County, Skaraborg County and Älvsborg County. 

 Municipalities 

<tr valign=top><td><li>Ale
<li>Alingsås
<li>Bengtsfors
<li>Bollebygd
<li>Borås
<li>Dals-Ed
<li>Essunga
<li>Falköping
<li>Färgelanda
<li>Grästorp
<li>Gullspång
<li>Götene
<li>Gothenburg
<li>Herrljunga
<li>Hjo
<li>Härryda
<li>Karlsborg
<li>Kungälv
<li>Lerum
<li>Lidköping
<li>Lilla Edet
<li>Lysekil
<li>Mariestad
<li>Mark
<li>Mellerud<td><li>Munkedal
<li>Mölndal
<li>Orust
<li>Partille
<li>Skara
<li>Skövde
<li>Sotenäs
<li>Stenungsund
<li>Strömstad
<li>Svenljunga
<li>Tanum
<li>Tibro
<li>Tidaholm
<li>Tjörn
<li>Tranemo
<li>Trollhättan
<li>Töreboda
<li>Uddevalla
<li>Ulricehamn
<li>Vara
<li>Vårgårda
<li>Vänersborg
<li>Åmål
<li>Öckerö

 References 

Other websites

Category:1998 establishments in Europe
Category:Västra Götaland County
Category:1990s establishments in Sweden