Carlslund is located east of E4. The original settlement consisted primarily of employee housing (designed by Anders Tengbom) erected in the mid-1950s. It has previously been both nursing homes as refugees. Ahead of Housing Exhibition 1985 was a great and new construction in the area. Brunnby Park is located in the eastern part of Carl Lund, about one kilometer east of the city center, 500 meters from European Route 4. In 2009 onwards, nearly 150 villas and townhouses built in the area. Old Väsby, or Central Väsby, the station area and the downtown facility. It was the home Optimus turbines factory blocks Messingen, which has now been demolished. Runby/Runby Backar, municipal northwestern parts with a recreation area, as well as Ed's church. Apoteksskogen, or colloquially Sigma, for an area center. Built west of Hammarby Apotek. Väsbyskogen, usually also considered to Sigma. Sundsborg, usually also considered to Odenslunda. Grimstaby built as a backlash on million program in the 1970s. Terraced area designed as an old-fashioned small town with a main street, square and various small business premises, including kiosk, hairdresser and restaurant. The area, which houses both schools and kindergartens, was originally built as rental units but was converted in the late 2000s to condominiums. Hagängen/Löwenströmska hospital, built next to Löwenströmska hospital. Mixed housing, lowest apartment building (former staff housing), and a smaller proportion of terraced / semi-detached houses. Prästgårdsmarken, agglomeration south-western parts. Composed almost entirely of apartment buildings constructed during the 1980s. Bollstanäs, the southern / south-eastern parts. The buildings consist of villas and borders the municipality of Sollentuna. Fresta Odenslunda Brunnby/Brunnby Vik located about two kilometers east of the city center; mostly townhouses, villas, and small businesses. Sjukyrkoberget Skälby Sanda Ängar Schools There are more than 3,000 students spread over fourteen elementary schools and one secondary school. Half the primary schools are communal. Bollstanäs skola, grades 1–5, about 250 pupils. Breddenskolan, grades 1–5. Väsbyskolan, over 420 students, grades 4–9, with learning disabilities, as well as music classes and science classes grades 4–9. Frestaskolan, grades 1–5, free school from the autumn term 2008. Grimstaskolan, grades 6–9, approximately 450 students. The school has a football focus. The school has a special partnership with Vilunda gymnasium. The school also has a joint municipal group for students with autism spectrum disorders in which grades 4-9 gather. Hasselskolan, preschool, grades 1–3, from the autumn semester 2007 grades 1–5. Odenslunda skola, preschool, grade 1–5, independent