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Stockholm City nils ericsons statue	Stockholm City  nils ericsons statue
Stockholm City nils ericsons statue	Stockholm City  nils ericsons statue
Stockholm City nils ericsons statue	Stockholm City  nils ericsons statue
Stockholm City  Bahnhof Railway	Stockholm City
Stockholm City	Stockholm City
Stockholm City Stadthaus	Stockholm City Stadthaus
Stockholm City Stadthaus	Stockholm City Stadthaus
Stockholm City Stadthaus	Stockholm City Stadthaus
Stockholm City Stadthaus	Stockholm City Stadthaus
Stockholm City Stadthaus	Stockholm City Stadthaus
Stockholm City Stadthaus	Stockholm City Stadthaus
Stockholm City	Stockholm City
Stockholm City Stockholms Stadthaus	Stockholm City Stockholms stadshus
Stockholm City Stockholms Stadthaus	Stockholm City Stockholms stadshusblick
Stockholm City Stockholms stadshus	Stockholm City Stockholms stadshus
Stockholm	Stockholm
Stockholm Brücke zur Insel Riddarholmen	Stockholm
Stockholm	Stockholm Blicjk von Insel  Riddarholmen
Stockholm Birger Jarl Tower Riddarholmen	Stockholm
Stockholm Birger Jarl Tower Riddarholmen	Stockholm
Stockholm  Riddarholmskyrkan	Stockholm
Riddarholmskyrkan	Stockholm
Riddarholmskyrkan	Stockholm

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In Stockholm, the Nils Ericson statue is located near Central Station (Stockholm C), specifically at Nils Ericson's Square (Nils Ericsons plats), which is a central and bustling area in the city. The statue honors Nils Ericson, a key figure in the history of Swedish transportation, particularly for his work on the construction of railways and canals in Sweden.

This statue, unveiled in 1859, celebrates his contributions to Sweden's infrastructure, especially his efforts in creating the Swedish railway system and designing the Göta Canal, which played a major role in the country’s transportation network.

The statue was sculpted by Carl Johan Bonnesen and is a prominent landmark in Stockholm's transport hub. It serves as a tribute to Ericson's legacy, as he was instrumental in shaping the transportation infrastructure that played a key role in Sweden's industrialization.