Stockholm is very much North/South. Been so since before the city even existed. Old medival province border runs just south of the Old Town. It's a natural border since it's lake Mälaren to the west and the Baltic Sea to the east (both full of islands big and small til far out from the city).
Until the 1930s there was only one place to cross from north (include the Old Town) to south. Even today there's only 4 road/street bridges, 1 railway bridge, 1 subway bridge and 1 LRT bridge.
The south is generally poorer och has less workplaces. The north also has both airports and all the older universities & colleges.
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