Ljungby is a town located in the Kronoberg County of Sweden, situated at latitude 56.8332400 and longitude 13.9408200. It is known for its rich history and cultural heritage.
Geographic Data for Ljungby, Kronoberg, Sweden
| Latitude | 56° 49.994' |
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| Longitude | 13° 56.449' |
| Timezone | Europe/Stockholm |
Numerology for Ljungby, Kronoberg, Sweden
Chaldean Name Number : 21 => 3
Pythagorean Name Number : 1
Ljungby might be an ideal location for individuals whose birth number or life path numbers align with the values shown above.Top 10 Common & Popular Names in Ljungby, Kronoberg, Sweden
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Famous Persons from Ljungby, Kronoberg, Sweden
- Felix Eriksson - Born on May 21, 2004 - Association football player
- Linnea Johansson - Born on April 5, 2002 - Ice hockey player
- Arvid Holm - Born on November 3, 1998 - Ice hockey player
- Jacob Larsson - Born on April 29, 1997 - Ice hockey player
- John Nyberg - Born on July 14, 1996 - Ice hockey player
- Pierre Engvall - Born on May 31, 1996 - Ice hockey player
- Albin Strandqvist - Born on August 20, 1995 - Handball player
- Emil Krafth - Born on August 2, 1994 - Association football player
- Hampus Gustafsson - Born on October 26, 1993 - Ice hockey player
- Linus Johansson - Born on November 30, 1992 - Ice hockey player
- Oscar Fantenberg - Born on October 7, 1991 - Ice hockey player
- Joel Johansson - Born on July 29, 1990 - Ice hockey player
- Ammar Ahmed - Born on July 3, 1988 - Association football player
- Mattias Nilsson - Born on March 29, 1988 - Ice hockey player
- Björn Svensson - Born on June 16, 1986 - Ice hockey player
- Rade Prica - Born on June 30, 1980 - Association football player - Kniksen Award for striker of the year
- Mattias Weinhandl - Born on June 1, 1980 - Ice hockey player
- Daniel Håkansson - Born on August 2, 1974 - Ice hockey player
- Christian Ericsson - Born on December 23, 1973 - Handball player - Weltmeister 1999
- Marcus Vinnerborg - Born on August 8, 1972 - Ice hockey player
- Stefan "Åttan" Nilsson - Born on September 12, 1968 - Ice hockey player
- Roger Johansson - Born on April 17, 1967 - Ice hockey player - The Chalmers' Medal
- Niklas Forshell - Born on May 18, 1966 - Cinematographer
- Gunilla Heilborn - Born on September 3, 1964 - Film director, Choreographer, and Screenwriter - Guldbagge for Best Short Film 2003 (nominated) | Guldbagge for Best Short Film 2005 (nominated) | Guldbagge for Best Short Film 2007 (won)
- Clas-Göran Carlsson - Born on September 3, 1962 - Politician
- Tommy Stjernfeldt - Born on March 12, 1954 - Guitarist, Songwriter, and Singer
- Kenneth Ekman - Born on May 5, 1945 - Ice hockey player
- Pontus Ljungberg - Born on February 9, 1945 - Architect
- Alf Linder - Born on December 8, 1944 - Artist
- Kenneth Sjöö - Born on June 20, 1944 - Artist
- Alf B Svensson - Born on December 15, 1943 - Psychologist, and Writer
- Kjell-Ronnie Pettersson - Born on March 25, 1943 - Ice hockey player
- Harriet Axéll - Born on August 3, 1938 - Artist (died: February 7, 2018)
- Tord Björkman - Born on August 21, 1937 - Military
- Bengt Harding Olson - Born on March 21, 1937 - Politician (died: October 14, 2018)
- Gunnar Törnqvist - Born on January 23, 1933 - Geographer - Anders Retzius Medal
- Margareta Strömstedt - Born on May 19, 1931 - Television writer, Journalist, Television producer, Translator, and Writer - Sveriges Radio's Short Story Prize | Samfundet De Nios Astrid Lindgren Award (died: March 28, 2023)
- Ove Persson - Born on October 21, 1925 - Painter (died: August 2, 1999)
- Sven Ljungberg - Born on December 15, 1913 - Graphic artist, University teacher, Painter, and Writer - Professor | Prince Eugen Medal (died: July 28, 2010)
- Jöran Fischer - Born on March 25, 1913 - Jurist (died: January 1, 1991)
- Gunnar Fischer - Born on November 18, 1910 - Director, Children's writer, Film director, Camera operator, Cinematographer, and Writer - Ingmar Bergman Award (died: June 11, 2011)
- Sigge Ljungberg - Born on October 18, 1906 - Master craftsman, Artist, and Painter and varnisher (died: January 1, 1979)