small locality in Nynäshamn Municipality
Österby
Short answer: Österby is in Nynäshamn Municipality, Stockholm County. It has 68 residents.
Living here
Österby is a small built-up area (småort) in Nynäshamn municipality in Stockholm County, with 68 inhabitants. Within three kilometres of the centre there are Västerby Café and two nature reserves, Österby and Slätmossen-Borgberget. A grocery shop, school and restaurant are not nearby, so everyday life requires a car.
The area around the place is a family area: just under one in four is under twenty, just over one in four is between twenty and forty-four, one in three is between forty-five and sixty-four and one in five is over sixty-five.
Österby suits those who want to live in a small place close to nature in Stockholm County and have a car to the shop and school. Those who want services at the door will have to look elsewhere.
Draft. Based on a place profile from Lantmäteriet, SCB, OpenStreetMap, Wikipedia and the municipality's register of associations. To be reviewed before publication.
Facts
What it is like to live here
median in the locality
Median across 37 properties in the locality. Index is percentile 0-100 against all properties in Sweden.
Age distribution
Population 2025 from Statistics Sweden for the statistical area (DeSO) covering Österby, 2,357 inhabitants in total. The locality itself has 68 inhabitants. A statistical area follows no locality boundary, so the figures describe the area around the locality, not the locality alone.
From here and away
Modelled car route (MOTIS), not a navigator's ETA — the figures run systematically high but are comparable between localities. Destinations not listed are more than six hours away.
Lakes nearby
Nearest localities
Surroundings
Distances are measured from the locality's centre to the nearest point in the layer, capped at 50 km. Counts are exact within the locality boundary. A layer not listed has nothing within the cap.
The figures describe the municipality, not the locality. The municipality page has tax, housing mix, schools and commuting.