Photo: Holger.Ellgaard / Wikimedia Commons , CC BY-SA 3.0 , resized
In 1985, Ebba Hedqvist created Fiskfossil, a sculpture of a fish made from stainless steel. The sculpture is located on Smedsudden at Kungsholmen in Stockholm.
The fish and its pole are made of stainless steel, which reflects in the waters of Riddarfjärden at Smedsuddsbadet.
Near the sculpture is a rail switch, Smalspårig växel, created by Inga Bagge in 1989.
Sources: Wikipedia, OpenStreetMap, Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons
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Smalspårig växel: The Steel Railway Switch at Smedsudden 80 m Photo: Holger.Ellgaard, CC BY-SA 3.0 
The “Suicide Bridge” Västerbron, Stockholm, Sweden · 236 m 
Mariebergsstenen memorializes centuries of activity 325 m Photo: Holger.Ellgaard, CC BY-SA 3.0 
The “big” marine customs office Knaperstavägen 9, 117 33 Stockholm, Sweden · 339 m 
The ”small” marine customs office Långholmsmuren 21, 117 33 Stockholm, Sweden · 377 m 
Summer residence of the “father” of Absolut Karlshällsvägen 14, 117 33 Stockholm, Sweden · 388 m 
Longholmen Hostel, the former Central Prison of Sweden on the eponymous island Långholmsmuren 20, 117 33 Stockholm, Sweden · 438 m 
Prison in the heart of Stockholm Långholmsmuren 20, 117 33 Stockholm, Sweden · 438 m 
The last execution in Sweden Alstaviksvägen 19, 117 33 Stockholm, Sweden · 481 m 
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