Vansjö
Short answer: Vansjö is in Heby Municipality, Uppsala County. It has 70 residents.
Living here
Vansjö is a small locality (småort) in Heby municipality in Uppsala County, with 70 inhabitants. There is an association named after the locality and a playground within a few kilometres. There is no food shop, school or railway station nearby, so everything in daily life requires a car.
The surrounding area is older than the country as a whole: a third is over sixty-five, and slightly under a fifth is under twenty.
Vansjö suits someone who wants to live quietly in the countryside and has a car, and who manages without services in daily life. It does not suit someone who wants services nearby.
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 114 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 Vansjö, 1,751 inhabitants in total. The locality itself has 70 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
Associations and activities
Associations and activities carrying the locality's name, from the municipalities' own registers, the Swedish Sports Confederation and the Swedish Tax Agency. The list is not exhaustive: an association without the locality name in its name is not included.
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.