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Gullholmen is a small island in Sweden's Orust Municipality. The island is notable for the absence of car traffic, and is serviced by a passenger ferry multiple times per day from the neighbouring island of Orust Its municipalsamhälle [sv] had 651 inhabitants in 1900.
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Söderberg, Edvard (1902). "Almanack för alla 1903". Statistisk Tidskrift (in Swedish): 149.
