What are denmark's mountain ranges?

Answer 1

Denmark has some high points, but nothing that can be considered as a mountain. They would just be hills, with nothing much above 500 feet. Amongst the Danish territories, which include Greenland, there are what you would call mountains.

Answer 2

Denmark's highest points is Møllehøj (Mill Top), near the town of Skanderborg in Mid-Jutland. It is 170.86 meters high.

The second highest is Yding Skovhøj (Yding Forest Hill), which is 9 centimeters lower. Ejer Bavnehø is 51 centimeters shorter.

All three are in western Denmark.

Answer 3

Denmark has some high points, but nothing that can be considered as a mountain. They would just be hills, with nothing much above 500 feet. Amongst the Danish territories, which include Greenland, there are what you would call mountains.

Answer 4

They do not have any, The country is flat with little elevation; having an average height above sea level of only 31 metres (102 ft) and the highest natural point is Møllehøj, at 170.86 metres (560.56 ft)

Answer 5

We don't really have mountains in Denmark - more like hills.

There are no mountains in Denmark.

Answer 6

Nope, we don't have mountains. Large hills is the best we can do.

Answer 7

There are no real mountains in Denmark. The highest point is a hill called "Møllehøj", which is 170,86 metres high.

Answer 8

None, the highest natural point in Denmark proper is a mere 171 m. On Grenland, however, there are mountains - the highest of which is 3,693 m.

Answer 9

There is no mountains in Denmark. However the tallest hill is called Himmelbjerget, and is 147 meters tall.

Answer 10

name all the Denmark mountains