Denmark cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV, XML, SQL, JSON format

Denmark
Denmark
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Last update : 13 December 2024.

Country
Denmark
Capitale
Copenhagen
Number of cities
6329
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Below is a list of 100 prominent cities in Denmark. Each row includes a city's latitude, longitude, region and other variables of interest. This is a subset of all 6329 places in Denmark that you'll find in our World Cities Database. You're free to use the data below for personal or commercial applications. The data below can be downloaded in .csv, .json, .xml and .sql formats. Notable Cities: The capital of Denmark is Copenhagen.


Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
2620378HesselbjergHesselbjaerg,Hesselbjerg,HesselbjærgDKSouth DenmarkLangeland Kommune54.8174510.678940Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2619156KalumDKNorth DenmarkBrønderslev Kommune57.320529.960950Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2619332Jels TroldkærJels Troldkaer,Jels Troldkær,Troldkaer,TroldkærDKSouth DenmarkVejen Kommune55.391489.245060Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2616073NovrupDKSouth DenmarkEsbjerg Kommune55.477328.522670Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2614650RolundDKSouth DenmarkMiddelfart Kommune55.444899.844460Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2613907SkallegårdeSkallegaarde,Skallegarde,SkallegårdeDKZealandNæstved Kommune55.211.766670Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2621906FredskildeFredskilde,FreskildeDKNorth DenmarkThisted Kommune56.905318.41730Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2611101TvedDKSouth DenmarkKolding Kommune55.481339.507960Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2615444ØstofteDKZealandLolland Kommune54.7995211.421180Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2615335Over ÅstrupAastrup,Over Astrup,Over ÅstrupDKSouth DenmarkHaderslev Kommune55.267459.557230Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2610118ViufViuf,VivDKSouth DenmarkKolding Kommune55.585269.492380Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2622343Fangel TorpDKSouth DenmarkOdense Kommune55.3072110.326170Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2614591RøgenDKCentral JutlandFavrskov Kommune56.29.80Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2610119VitvedDKCentral JutlandSkanderborg Kommune56.0474910.039820Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2623745Bønnerup StrandBonnerup Strand,Bønnerup Strand,StrandhuseDKCentral JutlandNorddjurs Kommune56.5280710.72268731Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2616912MidskovDKSouth DenmarkKerteminde Kommune55.514110.611570Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2619359JarmstedDKNorth DenmarkJammerbugt Kommune57.122549.453860Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2612686StegstedDKSouth DenmarkOdense Kommune55.3955210.30670Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2624322BangsebroBangsebro,SmalbyDKZealandGuldborgsund Kommune54.7965211.883810Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2618450KongshovedDKSouth DenmarkSønderborg Kommune54.879899.92680Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2624083BistrupDKCapital RegionHelsingør Kommune56.0483612.455510Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2620815Hammer-TorupHammer-Torup,TorupDKZealandNæstved Kommune55.1450511.895810Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2610824VadumDKCentral JutlandSkive Kommune56.632298.762350Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2618202KrogshedeDKCentral JutlandLemvig Kommune56.426298.185550Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2624388BagsværdBagsvaerd,BagsværdDKCapital RegionGladsaxe Municipality55.7609512.453170Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2616289Nørre LyndelseNorre Lyndelse,Nørre LyndelseDKSouth DenmarkFaaborg-Midtfyn Kommune55.3011510.398190Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2609994VråVra,Vraa,VråDKSouth DenmarkKolding Kommune55.527289.345330Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2613949SkådeSkaade,Skade,SkådeDKCentral JutlandAarhus Kommune56.1042610.220730Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2619722HovenDKNorth DenmarkJammerbugt Kommune57.166679.766670Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2623291BrundeDKSouth DenmarkAabenraa Kommune55.070259.359120Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2618352KorupKorrup,KorupDKNorth DenmarkRebild Kommune56.775610.101340Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2614934RavnsbjergRavnsbjaerg,Ravnsbjerg,RavnsbjærgDKZealandNæstved Kommune55.2369111.911270Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2613439SletteengeSletenge,Sletenge Huse,SletteengeDKCapital RegionBornholm Kommune55.0929114.931760Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2618113KvanløseDKZealandHolbæk Kommune55.6517811.669070Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2621395GladsaxeGladsaxe,Gmina GladsaxeDKCapital RegionGladsaxe Municipality55.7379712.481590Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2610120VittrupDKNorth DenmarkHjørring Kommune57.3949.78280Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2622995DollerupDKSouth DenmarkKolding Kommune55.473489.289290Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2610400Vester NebelDKSouth DenmarkEsbjerg Kommune55.54048.543550Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2618561Kobæk StrandDKZealandSlagelse Kommune55.2592811.251240Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2616639MylundMylund,MyrelundDKNorth DenmarkBrønderslev Kommune57.3208410.164920Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2620635HavnebyHavneby,Khavnebju,ХавнебюDKSouth DenmarkTønder Kommune55.087648.56475252Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2615512Øster LøgumDKSouth DenmarkAabenraa Kommune55.115999.358830Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2618134KulhuseKulhus,KulhuseDKCapital RegionFrederikssund Kommune55.9262811.915750Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2611981SvoldrupDKNorth DenmarkVesthimmerland Kommune56.763469.375070Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2617551LinnerupDKCentral JutlandHedensted Kommune55.901189.500510Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2618275KærbyKaerby,Kjaerby,Kjærby,KærbyDKCentral JutlandRanders Kommune56.6005610.062760Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2612032SvenstrupDKZealandNæstved Kommune55.1722311.768670Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2624398BagenkopBagenkop,Bagnkop,BagnkøpDKSouth DenmarkLangeland Kommune54.7497710.6760Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2618493KolstrupDKSouth DenmarkKolding Kommune55.333349.362110Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2619675HullebækDKZealandGuldborgsund Kommune54.7995611.926650Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2621436GjellerupGellerup,Gjellerup,Gjellerup KirkebyDKCentral JutlandHerning Kommune56.146169.054673731Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2618313KraghaveKraghaveDKZealandGuldborgsund Kommune54.790511.868690Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2610329VetterslevDKZealandRingsted Kommune55.387511.766010Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2619261JordrupJordrupDKSouth DenmarkKolding Kommune55.558029.312240Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2623764BøjenDKCentral JutlandSyddjurs Kommune56.3835510.337170Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2617188LysgårdLysgaard,Lysgard,LysgårdDKCentral JutlandViborg Kommune56.352149.338160Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2622316FarreDKCentral JutlandFavrskov Kommune56.217839.844110Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2614407RugtvedDKZealandKalundborg Kommune55.648211.263940Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2622638EjstrupDKNorth DenmarkRebild Kommune56.8184810.029460Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2624853AlholmDKZealandGuldborgsund Kommune54.6648311.723030Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2617048MarkeslevDKZealandHolbæk Kommune55.7409411.705740Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2612916Sønder YdbyDKNorth DenmarkThisted Kommune56.688278.406810Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2612799SpragelseDKZealandNæstved Kommune55.309811.784610Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2610668VeddumDKNorth DenmarkMariagerfjord Kommune56.7754910.17340Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2611190TrønningeDKZealandHolbæk Kommune55.7105911.575170Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2624925ÅkærAakaer,Aakjaer,Aakjær,Aakær,Akaer,ÅkærDKCentral JutlandViborg Kommune56.4666790Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2618971KeldernæsskovDKZealandLolland Kommune54.8431211.393340Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2619080KarrebækDKZealandNæstved Kommune55.18911.651710Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2621422GjesingGesing,GjesingDKCentral JutlandNorddjurs Kommune56.4563410.428690Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2616173NordbyNordbyDKSouth DenmarkAssens Kommune55.257639.966310Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2612324Store VellingDKSouth DenmarkVejle Kommune55.623619.588540Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2610911UlstrupDKSouth DenmarkNordfyns Kommune55.4333310.233330Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2620419HerrestedDKSouth DenmarkNyborg Kommune55.2811510.611720Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2621346GlyngeDKCentral JutlandSkive Kommune56.74858.914850Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2619940Høje TåstrupHoje Taastrup,Hoje Tastrup,Höje Taastrup,Høje TåstrupDKCapital RegionHøje-Taastrup Kommune55.6470912.274160Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2621837FrøruprødDKSouth DenmarkKolding Kommune55.362549.421150Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2615718ØrbækOrbaek,ØrbækDKSouth DenmarkNyborg Kommune55.2584910.670751702Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2623500BrederødDKCapital RegionHalsnæs Kommune55.9653412.047410Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2610364Vester SvenstrupDKNorth DenmarkJammerbugt Kommune57.134259.371320Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2614742RisbyDKZealandStevns Kommune55.3345212.284320Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2620630HavnemarkDKZealandKalundborg Kommune55.6703910.957160Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2621892FrellesvigDKSouth DenmarkLangeland Kommune54.977110.815530Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2613707SkjoldelevDKCentral JutlandFavrskov Kommune56.2305610.011790Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2613571SkovseSkovse,Skovso,SkovsöDKZealandSlagelse Kommune55.416311.407110Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2620699HasserisHasserisDKNorth DenmarkÅlborg Kommune57.039489.886250Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2615950NymarkNymark,Nymarksgarde,NymarksgårdeDKSouth DenmarkNordfyns Kommune55.479810.066490Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2624527AsmindrupDKZealandKalundborg Kommune55.6784511.187770Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2616402NørbyDKNorth DenmarkThisted Kommune57.056118.68820Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2624253BastrupBadstrup,BastrupDKCapital RegionAllerød Kommune55.8224512.271730Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2624048BjerndrupDKSouth DenmarkKolding Kommune55.326899.388930Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2619043KastbjergKastbjaerg,KastbjærgDKCentral JutlandNorddjurs Kommune56.4574610.759390Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2611664TirstrupAAR,TirstrupDKCentral JutlandSyddjurs Kommune56.3028610.69424484Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2616344Nørre DalbyDalby,Norre Dalby,Nørre DalbyDKZealandKøge Kommune55.4804212.007220Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2619467HylledeDKZealandFaxe Kommune55.2225112.053070Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2616996MejlbyDKSouth DenmarkVejen Kommune55.399858.949140Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2610537Vemmetofte StrandDKZealandFaxe Kommune55.236812.239750Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2618230KristiansmindeDKSouth DenmarkNordfyns Kommune55.5824110.426010Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2615848OkslundOkslund,OxlundDKSouth DenmarkVejen Kommune55.592359.014850Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2620685Håsum TorpHaasum Torp,Hasum Torp,Håsum Torp,TorpDKCentral JutlandSkive Kommune56.584748.827240Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place
2615053RadbyDKSouth DenmarkOdense Kommune55.3815610.208460Europe/Copenhagenpopulated place

**Exploring the Danish Landscape: Insights from a Geographer**

Denmark, nestled in the heart of Scandinavia, is a land of rich history, picturesque landscapes, and vibrant urban centers. As a geographer delving into the geographical intricacies of this Northern European nation, the quest for data regarding its cities, regions, and geographical coordinates provides a captivating journey through geography, culture, and human settlement patterns.

Tracing the Urban Fabric**

Denmark's urban landscape is a blend of medieval charm and modern efficiency, with cities and towns that reflect centuries of development and innovation. From the historic streets of Copenhagen, where colorful facades line the canals of Nyhavn, to the quaint town of Ribe, with its cobblestone streets and timber-framed houses, each urban center offers a unique glimpse into Denmark's cultural heritage. For a geographer, obtaining comprehensive data on Denmark's cities, including their regions and departments, is akin to unraveling the layers of urbanization and spatial organization in this dynamic nation.

Mapping the Regions and Municipalities**

Denmark is divided into five administrative regions, each comprising several municipalities that govern local affairs and services. From the coastal landscapes of North Jutland to the fertile plains of Zealand, each region boasts its own distinct geographical features and cultural traditions. The quest for data extends beyond numerical coordinates, delving into the nuances of regional governance, economic development, and social cohesion across Denmark's administrative landscape.

Navigating Latitude and Longitude**

In the pursuit of geographical understanding, latitude and longitude serve as essential tools for mapping Denmark's cities and towns. From the northern city of Skagen, where the North Sea and Baltic Sea meet, to the southern town of Tønder, nestled near the German border, each urban center's geographical coordinates offer insights into its climatic conditions, topographical features, and strategic importance. For a geographer, acquiring accurate latitude and longitude data is crucial for analyzing spatial patterns and understanding the relationships between different settlements within Denmark.

Exploring Environmental Diversity**

Beyond the urban centers and administrative boundaries, Denmark's landscape is a patchwork of diverse ecosystems, from coastal marshes and sandy beaches to rolling farmland and dense forests. The country's natural beauty is matched only by its ecological significance, with a wealth of biodiversity that supports livelihoods and sustains communities. As a geographer, the quest for data extends beyond city limits, encompassing the intricate web of ecosystems, land use patterns, and environmental conservation efforts that define Denmark's identity.

Conclusion: Unveiling Denmark's Geographic Tapestry**

In the tapestry of Denmark's geography, the quest for data serves as a compass, guiding geographers through a landscape shaped by centuries of human interaction and environmental adaptation. From the urban centers to the rural hinterlands, each city and town holds a piece of the puzzle, waiting to be discovered and understood. As we unravel Denmark's geographic tapestry, let us not only seek coordinates on a map but also embrace the rich diversity of culture, history, and natural beauty that define this dynamic Scandinavian nation.

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Exploring Denmark’s Geography: A Geographer's Insight into Cities, Regions, and Spatial Data

Denmark, located in Northern Europe, is often seen as a small, flat country characterized by its vast coastlines, rolling hills, and numerous islands. While its size may be modest compared to other European nations, Denmark's geographical structure is rich in diversity, offering a fascinating case study for geographers. From the urban planning in Copenhagen to the quiet rural landscapes of Jutland, the geographical organization of Denmark provides valuable insights into the country’s development, economic structure, and its relationship with its environment.

Denmark’s Cities and Regional Structure

Denmark is divided into five administrative regions: Capital Region, Zealand, Southern Denmark, Central Denmark, and North Denmark. Each of these regions contains a mix of urban and rural areas, with the Capital Region serving as the heart of the country both politically and economically, while other regions have their own unique cultural and historical significance. Denmark’s urban network is a blend of large metropolitan cities, such as Copenhagen, and smaller towns and villages, each with its own distinctive geographical context.

The distribution of cities across these regions plays a crucial role in understanding Denmark’s regional development. For instance, Copenhagen, the capital, is not only Denmark’s largest city but also a major hub for culture, commerce, and transportation. Smaller cities like Aarhus, Odense, and Aalborg, on the other hand, offer a more regional perspective, with distinct characteristics shaped by their historical, cultural, and economic influences. Understanding the geographical arrangement of these cities within their respective regions provides valuable insights into the urbanization patterns and how Denmark’s cities are connected.

The regions themselves are further divided into municipalities, which are the lowest level of administrative organization in Denmark. These municipalities handle local governance and public services and play a critical role in shaping the day-to-day lives of the population. The geographical relationship between cities, municipalities, and regions offers geographers a comprehensive view of Denmark’s spatial organization and how administrative divisions align with the physical geography of the country.

Mapping Cities with Latitude and Longitude

To accurately study Denmark’s cities and regions, obtaining latitude and longitude data for each city is essential. These geographical coordinates allow geographers to map cities precisely, compare their locations, and analyze their relationships to one another. Latitude and longitude data provide a spatial framework that is indispensable for any geospatial analysis.

Denmark’s cities vary greatly in their geographic placement. While Copenhagen sits along the eastern coast of Zealand, Aarhus is located on the eastern coast of Jutland, and Odense is found on the island of Funen. Understanding the geographical position of each city relative to others allows for a deeper understanding of regional disparities, transportation networks, and economic flows across Denmark. The latitude and longitude of each city, when analyzed in conjunction with other data sets, can reveal important trends related to urban growth, regional development, and infrastructure planning.

These precise geographic coordinates also play an important role in the study of Denmark’s environment. By mapping cities and their coordinates, geographers can assess how the natural environment influences urbanization, resource management, and regional policies. For example, coastal cities may face different challenges related to climate change and sea-level rise compared to inland cities. Having accurate latitude and longitude data allows for a more thorough understanding of these geographical dynamics.

Accessing Data in Multiple Formats

For anyone seeking to analyze Denmark's geography more deeply, accessing data in multiple formats is essential. The flexibility to obtain data in CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML formats ensures that geographic information can be used in a variety of contexts and applications.

CSV (Comma Separated Values) is an ideal format for working with city data in spreadsheet software. It allows for easy manipulation and sorting of data, whether it’s by population, area, or other attributes. SQL (Structured Query Language) offers a powerful way to work with large datasets in relational databases, enabling complex queries and analyses that can uncover spatial patterns across regions and cities. JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) and XML (Extensible Markup Language) are widely used in software development and geographic information systems (GIS), allowing for dynamic integration of geographic data into web applications and custom tools.

These formats make it possible to incorporate data into a variety of platforms, whether for mapping, statistical analysis, or urban planning. Researchers can use CSV to quickly analyze trends in population growth across cities, while urban planners might turn to SQL to manage and query large datasets for infrastructure projects. Developers can integrate JSON and XML data into web-based tools to create interactive maps or data visualizations.

By providing data in these flexible formats, users are equipped to adapt the information to their specific needs, making it easier to analyze, visualize, and use Denmark’s geographical data effectively.

Unlocking the Potential of Denmark's Geographical Data

Denmark’s cities and regions provide a rich and diverse field of study for geographers, urban planners, and researchers. From the bustling streets of Copenhagen to the tranquil landscapes of Jutland, the spatial relationships between cities, regions, and natural features are crucial for understanding the country’s development and future. By obtaining precise latitude and longitude data for each city and region, one can uncover valuable insights into the patterns of urban growth, infrastructure, and environmental challenges.

The availability of data in formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML enhances the accessibility and usability of this information. Whether for academic research, governmental planning, or private sector development, having access to comprehensive geographical data makes it possible to analyze Denmark’s geography in greater depth and with greater precision. Through this data, one can gain a more nuanced understanding of the forces that shape Denmark’s cities and regions, as well as the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead.

With accurate and detailed geographic data, geographers, researchers, and planners can better navigate the complex spatial dynamics of Denmark, unlocking the potential for smarter decision-making and more effective planning for the future.

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