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This is an alphabetical list of the '''fifty parts of the city of ]'''. This is an alphabetical list of the '''fifty districts of ]'''. ] names are given in parentheses.


* ] * ]{{efn|name=One}}
* ] * ] (''Esbo centrum'')
* ] * ] (''Esbogård'')
* ] * ] (''Esboviken'')
* ] * ]{{efn|name=One}}
* ] * ] (''Gäddvik'')
* ] * ] (''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.}}
* ]
* ] * ] (''Ivisnäs'')
* ] * Järvenperä (Träskända)
* ] * ] (''Kaitans'')
* ] * ]
* ] * ] (''Karabacka'')
* ] * ] (''Björnkärr'')
* ] * ] (''Karvasbacka'')
* ] * ] (''Köklax'')
* ] * ] (''Stadsberget'')
* ] (''Kägeludden'')
* ]
* ] * ]
* ] (''Kolmpers'')
* ]
* ] * ] (''Gunnars'')
* ] (''Kurtby'')
* ] * ] (''Kurängen'')
* ] * ] (''Bredvik'')
* ] * ] (''Dalsvik'')
* ] * ]
* ] * ]
* ] * ] (''Ladusved'')
* ] (''Larsvik'')
* ] * ] (''Alberga'')
* ] * ] (''Fågelberga'')
* ] * ] (''Klappträsk'')
* ]
* ] * ] (''Luk'')
* ] (''Mankans'')
* ]
* ] * ] (''Mattby'')
* ] * ] (''Morby'')
* ] (''Nipert'')
* ] * ] (''Ängskulla'')
* ] * ] (''Nupurböle'')
* ]
* ] * ] (''Noux'')
* ] * ] (''Nöykis'')
* ] (''Olars'')
* ]
* ] * ] (''Otnäs'')
* ] (''Grundbacka'')
* ] * ] (''Norra Hagalund'')
* ] * ] (''Rödskog'')
* ] * ] (''Bastvik'')
* ] * ] (''Smedsby'')
* ] * ]
* ] * ] (''Sökö'')
* ] (''Storåker'')
* ] * ] (''Sommaröarna'')
* ] * ] (''Hagalund'')
* ] * ] (''Gamla Noux'')
* ] * ] (''Gammelgård'')
* ]
* ] * ] (''Fantsby'')
* ] (''Vällskog'')
* ] * ] (''Gröndal'')
* ]
* ]


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This is an alphabetical list of the fifty districts of Espoo. Swedish names are given in parentheses.

Notes

  1. ^ 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.
The major districts and districts of Espoo
Pohjois-Espoo (Norra Esbo)
Suur-Espoonlahti (Stor-Esboviken)
Suur-Kauklahti (Stor-Köklax)
Suur-Leppävaara (Stor-Alberga)
Suur-Matinkylä (Stor-Mattby)
Suur-Tapiola (Stor-Hagalund)
Vanha-Espoo (Gamla Esbo)
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