Lindgren




Lindgren is a Swedish surname.




Contents






  • 1 Geographical distribution


  • 2 Notable people


  • 3 See also


  • 4 References





Geographical distribution


As of 2014, 58.0% of all known bearers of the surname Lindgren were residents of Sweden, 26.3% of the United States, 7.0% of Finland, 2.4% of Norway, 1.8% of Denmark and 1.7% of Canada.


In Sweden, the frequency of the surname was higher than national average in the following counties:



  • 1. Västerbotten (1:108)

  • 2. Norrbotten (1:197)

  • 3. Västmanland (1:310)

  • 4. Västernorrland (1:312)

  • 5. Gävleborg (1:322)

  • 6. Jämtland (1:347)

  • 7. Uppsala (1:352)

  • 8. Dalarna (1:370)

  • 9. Gotland (1:370)

  • 10. Östergötland (1:409)


In Finland, the frequency of the surname was higher than national average in the following regions:[1]



  • 1. Åland Islands (1:979)

  • 2. Ostrobothnia (1:1,010)

  • 3. Southwest Finland (1:1,067)

  • 4. Uusimaa (1:1,265)

  • 5. Satakunta (1:1,593)

  • 6. Southern Savonia (1:1,766)



Notable people




  • Adam Lindgren (born 1993), professional Super Smash Bros. player who uses the alias Armada


  • Armas Lindgren, Finnish architect


  • Astrid Lindgren (1907–2002), Swedish fiction writer, known for the character Pippi Longstocking

    • 3204 Lindgren, an asteroid named in her honour



  • Barbro Lindgren (born 1937), a Swedish author.


  • Blaine Lindgren (born 1939), American sprinter


  • Charles Magnus Lindgren, Swedish-American ship owner


  • Charlie Lindgren (born 1993), American professional ice hockey goaltender


  • David Lindgren (born 1982), Swedish singer, actor, and television presenter


  • Emil Lindgren, Swedish professional mountain biker


  • Erick Lindgren, poker professional


  • Erik Lindgren, American composer and keyboards player


  • Erik Lindgren, Swedish ice hockey player


  • Fredrik Lindgren (born 1971), Swedish musician


  • Fredrik Lindgren (born 1980), Swedish ice hockey player


  • Fredrik Lindgren (born 1985), Swedish speedway rider


  • Fredrik Lindgren (born 1966), Swedish golfer


  • Gerry Lindgren (1946-), American athlete


  • George Lindgren (1900-1971), British Labour Party politician


  • Glenn Lindgren, chef, food writer, and frequent television and radio guest host


  • Göran Lindgren (1927-2012), Swedish film producer


  • Gottfrid Lindgren, Swedish wrestler


  • Gustaf Lindgren, Swedish architect


  • Hans Lindgren (1932-2012), Swedish actor, screenwriter, and film producer


  • Harry Lindgren (1912-1992), British/Australian engineer, linguist, and amateur mathematician


  • Hugo Lindgren, American magazine and newspaper editor


  • Jacob Lindgren, baseball player


  • James Lindgren, American professor of law


  • Jesper Lindgren (born 1997), Swedish professional ice hockey defenseman


  • Joanna Lindgren, Australian politician


  • Johan Lindgren, Swedish professional road bicycle racer


  • John Lindgren (1899-1990), Swedish Olympic cross country skier


  • John R. Lindgren, American banking executive


  • Jon Lindgren, Mayor of Fargo, North Dakota and LGBT advocate


  • Jouko Lindgren (born 1955), Finnish competitive sailor


  • Justa Lindgren (1878-1951), American football player and coach


  • Kevin Lindgren, Austrialian lawyer and judge of the Federal Court of Australia


  • Kjell N. Lindgren, American astronaut


  • Lars Lindgren (born 1952), Swedish ice hockey defenseman


  • Lars-Magnus Lindgren (1922-2004), Swedish film director and screenwriter


  • Lennart Lindgren (1915-1952), Swedish sprinter


  • Lisa Lindgren (born 1968), Swedish actress


  • Lisa Lindgren (1960-2005), American actress


  • Lotta Lindgren (born 1994), Swedish singer and songwriter


  • Magnus Lindgren (1982-2012), Swedish chef


  • Magnus Lindgren (born 1974), Swedish jazz musician


  • Mattias Lindgren (born 1972), Swedish rower


  • Michael Lindgren, Swedish actor, producer, and writer


  • Minna Lindgren, Finnish writer and journalist


  • Mats Lindgren, Swedish ice hockey player


  • Niklas Lindgren (born 1972), Swedish serial rapist


  • Niklas Lindgren (sailor) (born 1988), Finnish sailor


  • Pär Lindgren, Swedish composer and composition teacher


  • Peter Lindgren, Swedish actor


  • Peter Lindgren, Swedish guitarist


  • Peter Lindgren, Swedish tennis player


  • Peter Lindgren (born 1961), Danish organizational theorist


  • Perttu Lindgren (born 1987), Finnish professional ice hockey center


  • Rasmus Lindgren, Swedish football player


  • Robert Lindgren, American lawyer and educator


  • Sten Lindgren (1903-1959), Swedish film director


  • Sven Lindgren (born 1946), Moderate Party politician and former Governor of Kalmar County, Sweden


  • Tauno Lindgren, Finnish cyclist


  • Thure Lindgren (1921-2005), Swedish ski jumper


  • Torgny Lindgren (1938-2017), Swedish writer


  • Ulrik Lindgren, Swedish Christian democratic politician


  • Waldemar Lindgren (1860-1939), Swedish-American geologist



See also



  • Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award

  • Astrid Lindgren's World

  • Lindgrenite

  • Lindgren Acres, Florida

  • Lindgren oxidation

  • Lindgren Road



References





  1. ^ Lindgren surname distribution



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