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	Jutland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jutland (Danish: Jylland; German: Jütland; Frisian Jutlân; Low German Jötlann) is a peninsula in northern Europe that forms the only non-insular part of Denmark and also the northernmost part of Germany, dividing the North Sea from the Baltic Sea.
		The northern ⅔ of the peninsula is occupied by the westernmost portion of the Kingdom of Denmark.
		Jutland has historically been one of the three main parts or lands of Denmark.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jutland (713 words)

	Jutland, Denmark
		Jutland (Danish Jylland), a peninsula in northern Europe, is the largest part of Denmark.
		The Jutland Peninsula, also known as the "Danish Continent", is bounded to the north of Flensburg by the German-Danish frontier separating Danish territory from the German province of Schleswig-Holstein.
		Danish Jutland extends north surrounded by the North Sea, the Skagerrak and the Kattegat.
	www.planetware.com /denmark/jutland-dk-jut-jut.htm (318 words)

	Denmark.dk: Official website - Denmark - The Cultural Landscape (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The open country in Denmark is totally dominated by farming, since approximately 65% of the total area is used for agriculture and another 12% for forestry.
		The village areas in the east of Denmark, where land was divided into small plots, took on a new character with the Enclosures Act, the introduction of freeholds and the spread of habitations, particularly in larger villages.
		Denmarkâs urban distribution pattern can thus be described as monocentric unlike the pattern in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany which have several equal centres as opposed to a single dominant city.
	denmark.dk /portal/page?_pageid=374,520409&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL (6230 words)

	Jutland, Denmark - Picture - MSN Encarta
		Jutland, a peninsula on the European continent, forms the main body of Denmark.
		Jutland features a varied landscape, ranging from imposing cliffs on the east coast to dunes and meadows in the west.
		This picture portrays an outdoor scene in central Jutland.
	encarta.msn.com /media_461513660/Jutland_Denmark.html (42 words)

	Denmark.dk: Official website - Denmark - Geology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Denmark is part of the northwestern European Basin which borders the Baltic Shield.
		The Saalian period left its mark on the landscape in West Jutland in the form of the so-called "hill islands" surrounded by melt water plains from the last ice age, the Weichselian period.
		The northernmost part of Jutland was covered by the sea right from the end of the Saalian period, throughout the Eemian interglacial stage and during the first part of the Weichselian ice age.
	denmark.dk /portal/page?_pageid=374,520407&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL (2242 words)

	Denmark Travel
		Denmark, along with Norway and Sweden, is one of the Scandinavian countries.
		Denmark is a land of small green farms, blue lakes, and white coastal beaches.
		Denmark sided with France in the Napoleonic Wars of that period and was defeated by Sweden in 1813.
	www.northerner.com /denmark.html (4083 words)

	3.3.4 Sønderjylland through the times
		Knud Lavard (killed 1131) was called Duke of Jutland, and during the rule of his dynasty Southern Jutland functioned as the Duchy which provided for the expences of Royal Princes, which led to longlasting feuds between the Dukes and the Kings 1253-1325.
		Denmark tried her best to expand her influence to Holstein too, and during 1203-1227 the Count of Holstein acknoledged the King of Denmark as feudal lord.
		In 1326, after a war between Denmark and Holstein, the underage Duke of Jutland was made king of Denmark, and his guardian Count Gerhard of Holstein was entfeofed with the Duchy as an inheritable fief.
	www.faqs.org /faqs/nordic-faq/part3_DENMARK/section-3.html (1588 words)

	Demographics of Denmark - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In time the Frankish/German emperors married off the Jutland chief's daughters to Danes, thus making them part of the empire as kings.
		The dukes of Schleswig/Holstein were to also be kings of Denmark, but it was to always remain separate.
		Despite this the northern part of Schleswig near Tondern was cut off and "given" to Denmark after World War I at Versailles.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Demographics_of_Denmark (512 words)

	Nordic FAQ - 3 of 7 - DENMARK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Scania, Jutland and the islands in-between had been ruled by the same king now and then, for instance under King Godfred in the early 800s, but first with the Christianization of kings and magnates the kingdom of Denmark seems to have become a stabile entity.
		Denmark is an almost ideal country for cyclists: Relatively short distances, practically no steep roads, and a dense network of bike paths and small country roads.
		Jutland's main asset is nature, which spans a wide spectrum from lakes, hills, and forests (very like the landscape of Sealand and Funen) to heaths, moors, marsh and dunes, unique to the Jutland landscape.
	www.faqs.org /faqs/nordic-faq/part3_DENMARK (11687 words)

	AllTravel Jutland Denmark travel and tourism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		A land of windswept moors, white sandy beaches and savage sea-battered coastlines, Jutland is without question one of the most distinctive regions in Denmark.
		In central Jutland, enjoy a more active time in the Lake District, a haven for those who enjoy canoeing, cycling and hiking, or simply take a cruise on board the Hjejlen, one of the oldest operational paddle steamers in the world.
		From the raw and beautiful tip of its peninsula to the patchwork of villages and towns to the south, Jutland is a truly memorable experience.
	www.alltraveldenmark.com /Denmark/Destination_Guides/Regions/Jutland.htm (414 words)

	LDSEP: Missionaries in Denmark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Although these missionaries were full-blooded Danes and parents were born and raised in Denmark, they often did not speak the Danish language and had to learn it as a second language in their first months in Denmark.
		The greatest missionary work in the mid-1800s was done by local missionaries who were called in Denmark to work in their neighborhoods or travel to other areas of Denmark and Scandinavia to do missionary work among their own countrymen.
		This was also the period of greatest growth in Denmark, much surpassing in number of baptisms the later period when hundreds of foreign missionaries worked in Denmark.
	www.ldsep.org /denmark/miss/index.html (4806 words)

	Breeds of Livestock - Jutland Horse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		In one respect, it differs entirely from the Suffolk, for the Jutland's legs carry a heavy feather that is not found in the former.
		The joints on the Jutland are inclined to be fleshy.
		The Jutland, along with the Suffolk, is responsible for the Schleswig horse.
	www.ansi.okstate.edu /breeds/horses/jutland (352 words)

	Holiday NE Jutland
		North-eastern Jutland is famous for its small cosy seaside towns with the lively harbours and the many child-friendly beaches.
		Bathing, windsurfing and all sorts of yachting head the list, but the area is also ideal for anglers as it is possible to fish directly from the beach, from a boat on the sea or in the many streams, lakes and Put & Take fishponds in the hinterland.
		Denmark's largest forest area, Rold Skov, covers about 80 square kilometres with hilly ground, a number of forest lakes and springs, varied forest, a rich animal life and many walking tracks.
	www.sologstrand.com /holiday-denmark/north-east-jutland.htm (604 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Jutland, battle of (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Jutland, battle of JUTLAND, BATTLE OF [Jutland, battle of] only major engagement between the British and German fleets in World War I.
		It is shallow on the Danish shore and deepens toward the Norwegian coast.
		Jutland, Battle of (World War I) A Dictionary of Contemporary World History; 1/1/2004; JAN PALMOWSKI; 174 words
	www.encyclopedia.com /articles/06787.html (646 words)

	A brief history of Denmark : Part 1 (Until 800)
		The earliest evidence of human habitation in Denmark occurs in the Eem interglacial period (between 100000 and 70000 B.C.).
		The mesolithic period from 8000 to 3000 B.C. produces a series of cultures, in various locations of what is to become Denmark; in Jutland, the Gudenå culture, and on Sjælland [Zealand], the Maglemose and Kongemose cultures.
		The southern land border of Denmark, at its narrowest, leaves a gap of only about 15 kilometers, between a pair of natural fortifications: the marshes west of Hollingsted, and the long, narrow inlet of the Slien Fjord.
	www.scholiast.org /history/denmark/danhist1.html (1328 words)

	The Deptford Lads - Jutland: Summer 2003
		This time a more intimate journey through the Jutland peninsular of Denmark, which gave us the chance to visit some of the 10th century historic sites of this birthplace of the Danish Kingdom, as well as seeing quite a bit of Jutland's very attractive countryside and coastal scenery.
		The last time we did this was when we spent Christmas in North Yorkshire in 1998 (although we did hire a car for a day in the Aland Islands on our first Baltic Odyssey in 1999).
		On these pages you can see our itinerary, details of the inns and hotels we stayed at, a number of photos, some on-line resources, and a bookmark page with lots of links and miscellaneous information that we have gathered together in planning the trip.
	www.users.dircon.co.uk /~highrise/deptlads/jutland2003/index.htm (298 words)

	Northern Jutland
		Northern Jutland is as the name indicates the part of Denmark situated in the northernmost region of the Jutland peninsula.
		Northern Jutland is also the name of Denmarks northernmost county a regional public authority consisting of 27 municipalities.
		Over the past 15 years, Northern Jutland has evolved from a region based on traditional manufacturing industry, farming and fishing, to increasing reliance on a large number of companies using knowledge as their primary raw material.
	www.workindenmark.dk /Northern/0/4/0 (1601 words)

	Aalborg, Denmark
		Ålborg or Aalborg (the latter spelling is preferred by the inhabitants), the fourth largest town in Denmark, is situated on the south bank of the Limfjord, which links the North Sea with the Kattegat and is particularly narrow at this point.
		A road and rail bridge and a six-lane motorway tunnel lead to Nørresundby, on the north side of the ford, which forms part of Greater Ålborg.
		In the newer parts, which adjoin on the west and east, can be found well-tended parks, such as Møllepark, from the highest point of which there is a view of the greater part of the town.
	www.planetware.com /denmark/aalborg-dk-jut-alb.htm (450 words)

	The Deptford Lads - Jutland, Summer 2003: Vikings
		Jutland is where Denmark first came together in the middle of the "Viking Age" - from around 790 AD to 1066 AD.
		Several of these (particularly the Dannevirke, Ravning, Jelling, and Kong Knapps Dige) are associated with the strategically important "Military Road" (or "Army Road") which ran from Saxony north through Jutland.
		Defensive earthworks and fortifications across the narowest point of the Jutland peninsular, close to Schleswig in northern Germany.
	www.highrise.dircon.co.uk /deptlads/jutland2003/viking.htm (219 words)

	Jutland (Denmark) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		There is a sparsely used flag for Jutland, called "den Jyske Fane".
		The white and red flag surfaced in 1972, but I am not sure whether it is still in use (or whether it ever was).
		Jutland is the peninsula stretching northwards from continental Europe.
	www.crwflags.com /fotw/flags/dk-jyll.html (104 words)

	Holiday Western Jutland
		Venø Kirke, Denmark's smallest church, or some of the many museums, which throw light on prehistoric Denmark, the viking age as well as the harsh life along the west coast throughout the ages.
		Ringkøbing: The old, pretty provincial town with its red tiled roofs and the old cobbled streets is a cosy commercial centre, established in the fifteenth century.
		Esbjerg is called 'The capital of western Jutland' as it has a lively commercial and cultural life, interesting restaurants, cafés and discotheques, numerous museums and an active harbour environment.
	www.sologstrand.com /holiday-denmark/western-jutland.htm (694 words)

	Denmark
		The town of Ribe in Jutland is Denmark's oldest (from about A.D. 700) and best-preserved town.
		From Skagen, I headed south and followed the east coast of Jutland a ways, but the gravel beaches were unexciting compared to the windswept landscapes of the west coast and far north.
		Denmark lacks the good value motels and family restaurants so common in the USA.
	www.arizonahandbook.com /denmark.htm (2644 words)

	Nordjyllands Amt - The County of North Jutland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The County of North Jutland stretches from Mariager Fjord in the south to "Grenen" in the north.
		The County of North Jutland is not just the name of a region it is also a public organisation.
		The County of North Jutland has about 17,000 employees and is thus one of North Jutland's largest places of work.
	www.nja.dk /English/TheCountyOfNorthJutland.htm (326 words)

	Circom regional
		TV2 in Denmark is a system or a family of TV stations: one national (TV2 Denmark) and eight regional ones.
		Nine years of experimenting with regional TV in South Jutland form the basis of programming philosophy where the main emphasis is on describing the daily lives of individuals.
		Since January 1997 regional broadcasting in Denmark gained additional programming from Monday through Friday with a short news bulletin at 18:05 and also five minutes at 22:15, bringing the latest regional news, some of which are made available for the national TV 2 network's morning news on the following day.
	www.circom-regional.org /states/denmark/intro.asp (1439 words)

	Car-stop UFO encounter near Velje, Jutland (Denmark) - Vejle, Jutland, Denmark - September 29, 1995 - UFO Evidence (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Summary: A 24-year-old man was driving to visit his parents in Vejle in Jutland, Denmark, when he experienced a dramatic stopping of his car when a disc-shaped UFO with a powerful light hovered over his vehicle.
		After a short time the intensity of the light from the UFO diminished, and it slowly moved away and out of sight; he was able to start the car again normally.
		The 24-year-old man lives in Aalborg (northern Jutland), where he is a student nurse He comes across as a surprised and honest person who gives no impression of being other than very normal.
	www.ufoevidence.org /cases/case733.htm (1215 words)

	Denmark
		Apr 1016 - 8 Jun 1042 Denmark in personal union with England.
		Sep 1864 - Oct 1864 Prussian occupation of Jutland.
		Note: Inside Denmark itself, the different resistance groups were united, in 1943, into the Freedom Council.
	www.worldstatesmen.org /Denmark.html (2445 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Ancient See of Ribe in Denmark (Jutland)
		In 1060, however, Jutland was divided into the four Dioceses of Ribe, Aarhus, Viborg, and Vestervig (Borglum).
		Although he was unable to prevent Duke Christian from protestantizing North Schleswig, he kept the new doctrine out of the rest of his diocese.
		Ivar Munk opposed Christian's election as King Christian III of Denmark in 1533, being however compelled as a privy councillor for Jutland to join that monarch's party, Ivar Munk resigned his bishopric in 1534 in favour of his nephew, Olaf Munk.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/16070b.htm (827 words)

	Where do you want to go birding in Denmark today?
		the Skagerrak strait on the northern coast of the Jutland peninsula.
		This is the case at Skagen (also known as the Skaw) as Jutland has the form of a giant funnel with Skagen at the end.
		Until drainage in the 1960s, Ringkobing Fjord on the coast of West Jutland, a shallow brackish lagoon separated from the North Sea by a narrow sand-barrier, includes Denmark's biggest river delta and was one of the most important habitats for migrating and breeding waterbirds in that part of the world.
	www.camacdonald.com /birding/eudenmark.htm (662 words)

	Holiday Centres Eastern Jutland Denmark Feline.dk
		Eastern Jutland is the region from the danish/german boarder in the south up to Himmerland and the waters of the Limfjord in the north.
		Here you can enjoy the only real river in Denmark GUDENÅEN, woods, heath, meddows, miles of coastline, the quiet waters of the Kattegat, sandy beaches, natures finest MOLS BJERGE and lots of small villages and picturesk cities.
		A few miles away from the coast you find a totally differnt landscape at the Lakes of Silkeborg - gigantic woods, a cosy town almost surrounded by water and the danisch "hillside" - this part of the country offers an unique variety of sights, tourist attractions and leisure.
	www.feline-holiday-denmark.com /engelsk/feriecentre/default.asp?regionnr=30 (150 words)

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