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Getå is a minor locality in Norrköping municipality, Sweden. It was the site of a train accident that occurred on October 1, 1918 where 42 people died. Almost a century later, it still remains the most severe train accident in Swedish railroad history.

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	'''Getå''' is a ~~Swedish~~ ~~town~~ in [[Norrköping municipality]], it was the site of a train accident that occurred on [[October 1]], [[1918]] where 42 people died. Almost a century later, it still remains the most severe train accident in Swedish railroad history.		'''Getå''' is a minor locality in [[Norrköping municipality]], [[Sweden]]. It was the site of a train accident that occurred on [[October 1]], [[1918]] where 42 people died. Almost a century later, it still remains the most severe train accident in Swedish railroad history.

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