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Suwâld
Village

Coordinates: 53°10′40″N 5°55′35″E / 53.17778°N 5.92639°E / 53.17778; 5.92639
Country	Netherlands
Province	Friesland
Population
• Total	c. 650

Suwâld (Dutch: Suawoude) is a village in Tytsjerksteradiel in the province of Friesland, the Netherlands. It had a population of around 651 in 2008.^[1] The name came from "suderwâld".

The village has a solar powered ferry for transporting pedestrians and bicycles called Schalkediep. It travels on the Prinses Margrietkanaal from Garyp. There is no other public transport to the village.

Population

1954 - 672
1959 - 613
1964 - 616
1969 - 589
1973 - 544
2006 - 622

Streets

The Frisian names of the streets include: Alde Lunewei (adjacent to the Alde Lune waterway), Aldemiede, Daniel Bouwes wei, De Warren (connecting to Bergum, Ds Oosterhuisstrjitte (Ds Oosterhuisstraat), Ds Pelstrjitte (Ds Pelstraat), Heechhiem, Louwsmarwei, Monnikenwei (along the north side of the canal), Mostermûne, Noarderein (Noorderend), Symen Halbes wei (connecting to De Lytse Geast), Suderein (Zuiderend), Tsjerkebuert (Kerkbuurt),.

References

^ Municipality of Tytsjerksteradiel - population per village

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v t e Tytsjerksteradiel
Administrative Centre	Burgum
Villages	Aldtsjerk Bartlehiem (partially) Earnewâld Eastermar Feanwâldsterwâl (partially) Garyp Gytsjerk Hurdegaryp Jistrum Mûnein Noardburgum Oentsjerk Ryptsjerk Sumar Suwâld Tytsjerk Wyns
Hamlets	Altenburch De Joere Gytsjerksterhoeke Iniaheide It Heechsân It Wytfean Lytse Geast Kûkherne (partially) Noardermar Quatrebras Sânhuzen Sigerswâld Skûlenboarch Sumarreheide Swarteweisein Tergrêft (partially)
Landmarks	Church of Aldtsjerk Church of Burgum Former church of Eastermar Church of Gytsjerk Church of Jistrum Church of Oentsjerk Church of Wyns De Ouderkerkermolen De Princehofmolen Ypey Mole De Hoop De Lytse Geast De Himriksmole Wijnsermolen
Lakes	Burgumer Lake De Leien

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