All around the world, Carl Gustaf (Carl Gustaf 
) is quite a rare male forename. The first name Carl Gustaf is characteristic of Northern Europe, particularly Sweden, where it is quite a common masculine name, and Finland, where it is a rare masculine name.
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| Carl Gustaf | Sweden, Finland, Spain |
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carl gustaf skytte Swedish military personnel, SE (b. 1647) |
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carl gustaf creutz Swedish general (1660-1728), SE (b. 1660) |
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carl gustaf bielke Swedish count, major-general and county governor, SE (b. 1683) |
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| carl gustaf frölich Swedish count, military and civil servant, SE (b. 1637) |
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carl gustaf cronhjort Swedish baron, politician and painter (1694-1777), SE (b. 1694) |
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carl gustaf tessin Swedish count, politician and art collector (1695-1770), SE (b. 1695) |
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| carl gustaf gyllencreutz SE (b. 1637) |
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carl gustaf löwenhielm Swedish politician, SE (b. 1701) |
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| carl gustaf kruse (1651-1732) Swedish military personnel, SE (b. 1651) |
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| carl gustaf roos Swedish noble and general, SE (b. 1655) |
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carl gustaf pilo Danish artist (1711-1793), SE (b. 1711) |
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carl gustaf ekeberg Swedish explorer, SE (b. 1716) |
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carl gustaf von liewen Swedish civil servant, SE (b. 1722) |
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carl gustaf armfelt Swedish military and county governor (1724-1792), SE (b. 1724) |
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| carl gustaf hartman SE (b. 1666) |
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Pilo, Wolff, Ströhm, Armfelt, Jansson, Ekeberg, Ehrnrooth, Mannerheim, Soederlund, Berggren, Lindborg, Löwenhielm, Von Platen, Salomonsson, and Lindström