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What country held the northern most territory?
Denmark has the northernmost territory in the world, Greenland.
How did Germany manage to get control of the vast coastline of northern Europe?
They invaded Denmark and Norway.
Why invade Denmark?
If we are talking WWII then the motive was to use airfields in Northen Denmark as a stepping stone for the invasion of Norway (which in turn was invaded to control the Northern Atlantic)
Where are vikings from which continent and area?
From Norway, Sweden and Denmark in Europe.
Where is Scandinavia located on the map?
Scandinavia is located in Northern Europe, consisting of the countries of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. It is situated to the northwest of mainland Europe.
In which hemisphere Denmark is?
Northern and Eastern
When was University College of Northern Denmark created?
University College of Northern Denmark was created in 2008.
Where did Denmark is situated?
Denmark is located in Northern Europe.
What is the land of Denmark?
the land of Denmark is a country in northern Europe
What country occupies the northern part of the Jutland Peninsula?
Denmark makes up most of the Jutland peninsula.
Is Denmark a country in Northern Europe?
Yes, Denmark, along with the rest of the Nordic countries, is located in Northern Europe.
Is Denmark a northern European country?
Yes, Denmark is in the north of Europe.
When was National Socialist Movement of Denmark created?
National Socialist Movement of Denmark was created on 1991-09-01.
Where are Denmark and Scandinavia?
They are placed in northern Europe. Denmark is right north to Germany.
Is Denmark separated from the UK?
Yes. The UK is an island. Denmark is in Northern Europe.
What months does summer take place in Denmark?
Denmark is in the northern hemisphere in Europe. Therefore, like all northern hemisphere countries, Denmark will experience summer in June, July and August.
Smallest country in northern Europe?
Denmark is the smallest country in Northern Europe. However, if you include Greenland in Denmark's area, then Estonia becomes the smallest country in Northern Europe.
