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16 Years After the Decision – Pite Residents Also Want a Central Location

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Yesterday was the last day to vote in the Piteå referendum on where the Norrbothnia Line route should go through the municipality. Just as the Swedish Transport Administration had already predicted, the so-called central route won. The alternative received 64.7 percent of the votes.

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16 Years After the Decision – Pite Residents Also Want a Central Location

Yesterday was the last day to vote in the Piteå referendum on where the Norrbothnia Line route should go through the municipality. Just as the Swedish Transport Administration had already predicted, the so-called central route won. The alternative received 64.7 percent of the votes.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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svt Nyheter broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Monday, February 23, 2026.
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