HMS Kalmarsund, previously called MUL 13, was a minesweeper that entered service in 1953. The vessel served on the south coast together with HMS Öresund (18).
In 1985, the ship received its current name, Kalmarsund. Today, the vessel is preserved as a museum ship at Göteborgs Maritima Centrum.
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The Service Life of HMS Hugin 35 m 
The iron monitor Sölve 41 m 
The last surviving Swedish destroyer 45 m 
HSwMS Nordkaparen: The Submarine That Almost Collided 54 m 
Kronhuset: Gothenburg's historic redbrick arsenal and parliament house 260 m 
Medicinhistoriska museet in Göteborg Östra Hamngatan 11, Göteborg · 369 m 
The Jonas Alströmer Statue in Göteborg 433 m 
The Gustav II Adolf statue that survived a shipwreck and an auction 457 m 
The four-masted Barken Viking is a floating hotel in Gothenburg 475 m 
Written by Nik Frost
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