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| This is an alphabetical list of the '''fifty districts of ]'''. ] names are given in parentheses. | This is an alphabetical list of the '''fifty districts of ]'''. ] names are given in parentheses. | ||
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| * ] (''Esbo centrum'') | * ] (''Esbo centrum'') | ||
| * ] (''Esbogård'') | * ] (''Esbogård'') | ||
| * ] (''Esboviken'') | * ] (''Esboviken'') | ||
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* ]{{efn|name=One}} | ||
| * ] (''Gäddvik'') | * ] (''Gäddvik'') | ||
| * ] (''Hemtans'') | * ] (''Hemtans'') | ||
| ⚫ | * ]{{efn|name=One|''Puotinen'' is the ] name of Bodom and ''Kumpyöli'' the Finnish name of Gumböle. Högnäs also has a less frequently used Finnish name, ''Korkeakannas''. In all three cases the Swedish name is used.}} | ||
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| * ] (''Ivisnäs'') | * ] (''Ivisnäs'') | ||
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* Järvenperä (Träskända) | ||
| * ] (''Kaitans'') | * ] (''Kaitans'') | ||
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* ] | ||
| * ] (''Karabacka'') | * ] (''Karabacka'') | ||
| * ] (''Björnkärr'') | * ] (''Björnkärr'') | ||
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| * ] (''Kolmpers'') | * ] (''Kolmpers'') | ||
| * ] (''Gunnars'') | * ] (''Gunnars'') | ||
| * ] (''Kurtby'') | * ] (''Kurtby'') | ||
| * ] (''Kurängen'') | * ] (''Kurängen'') | ||
| * ] (''Bredvik'') | * ] (''Bredvik'') | ||
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| * ] (''Ladusved'') | * ] (''Ladusved'') | ||
| * ] (''Larsvik'') | |||
| * ] (''Alberga'') | * ] (''Alberga'') | ||
| * ] (''Fågelberga'') | * ] (''Fågelberga'') | ||
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| * ] (''Sökö'') | * ] (''Sökö'') | ||
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* ] (''Storåker'') | ||
| * ] (''Sommaröarna'') | * ] (''Sommaröarna'') | ||
| * ] (''Hagalund'') | * ] (''Hagalund'') | ||
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| ==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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| {{Espoo}} | {{Espoo}} | ||
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This is an alphabetical list of the fifty districts of Espoo. Swedish names are given in parentheses.
- Bodom
- Espoon keskus (Esbo centrum)
- Espoonkartano (Esbogård)
- Espoonlahti (Esboviken)
- Gumböle
- Haukilahti (Gäddvik)
- Henttaa (Hemtans)
- Högnäs
- Iivisniemi (Ivisnäs)
- Järvenperä (Träskända)
- Kaitaa (Kaitans)
- Kalajärvi
- Karakallio (Karabacka)
- Karhusuo (Björnkärr)
- Karvasmäki (Karvasbacka)
- Kauklahti (Köklax)
- Kaupunginkallio (Stadsberget)
- Keilaniemi (Kägeludden)
- Kilo
- Kolmperä (Kolmpers)
- Kunnarla (Gunnars)
- Kurttila (Kurtby)
- Kuurinniitty (Kurängen)
- Laajalahti (Bredvik)
- Laaksolahti (Dalsvik)
- Lahnus
- Lakisto
- Latokaski (Ladusved)
- Laurinlahti (Larsvik)
- Leppävaara (Alberga)
- Lintuvaara (Fågelberga)
- Lippajärvi (Klappträsk)
- Luukki (Luk)
- Mankkaa (Mankans)
- Matinkylä (Mattby)
- Muurala (Morby)
- Niipperi (Nipert)
- Niittykumpu (Ängskulla)
- Nupuri (Nupurböle)
- Nuuksio (Noux)
- Nöykkiö (Nöykis)
- Olari (Olars)
- Otaniemi (Otnäs)
- Perusmäki (Grundbacka)
- Pohjois-Tapiola (Norra Hagalund)
- Röylä (Rödskog)
- Saunalahti (Bastvik)
- Sepänkylä (Smedsby)
- Siikajärvi
- Soukka (Sökö)
- Suurpelto (Storåker)
- Suvisaaristo (Sommaröarna)
- Tapiola (Hagalund)
- Vanha-Nuuksio (Gamla Noux)
- Vanhakartano (Gammelgård)
- Vanttila (Fantsby)
- Velskola (Vällskog)
- Viherlaakso (Gröndal)
- Westend
Notes
- ^ Puotinen is the Finnish name of Bodom and Kumpyöli the Finnish name of Gumböle. Högnäs also has a less frequently used Finnish name, Korkeakannas. In all three cases the Swedish name is used.
