List of Governors of Norrbotten County

This is a list of Governors for Norrbotten County of Sweden. Norrbotten County separated from Västerbotten County in 1810, se List of Västerbotten Governors before that date.

  • Per Adolph Ekorn (1810–1816)
  • Gustaf Adolph Koskull (1816–1821)
  • Paul Öhrvall (1821–1825)
  • Carl Georg Sparre (1825–1836)
  • Carl August von Hedenberg (1836–1849)
  • Hans Samuel Knut Åkerhielm (1849–1856)
  • Axel Emanuel Ros (1856–1859)
  • Per Henrik Widmark (1859–1861)
  • Sven Peter Bergman (1861–1873)
  • Henrik Adolf Widmark (1873–1885)
  • Lars Berg (1885–1893)
  • Karl Sigfrid Husberg (1893–1900)
  • Karl Johan Bergström (1900–1911)
  • Oskar Fredrik von Sydow (1911–1917)
  • Carl Gösta Oskar Malm (1917–1928)
  • August Bernhard Gärde (1928–1937)
  • David Hansén (1937–1947)
  • Oskar Wilhelm Lövgren (1947–1952)
  • Folke Tunborg (1953–1957)
  • Manfred Näslund (1957–1966)
  • Ragnar Lassinantti (1966–1982)
  • Erik Hammarsten (1982–1985)
  • Curt Boström (1985–1991)
  • Gunnar Brodin (1992–1995)
  • Björn Rosengren (1996–1998)
  • Kari Marklund (1999–2003)
  • Per-Ola Eriksson (2003–2012)
  • Sven-Erik Österberg (since 2012)
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