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Fünen

Island in southern Denmark.

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Fünen is one of the larger islands in southern Denmark, located in the Baltic Sea. It forms part of the South Jutland region and is historically significant for its cultural heritage, natural landscapes, and connection to the German-speaking community in Denmark. The island is known for its flat terrain, lakes, forests, and agricultural land.

Etymology

Fünen is derived from the Old Norse word Fyn, meaning 'island'.

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Fünen is a Danish island known for its charming countryside, fairytale-like castles, and delicious food.

Fun Facts

Fünen is part of the Danish archipelago
Odense, its largest city, is where Hans Christian Andersen was born
The island's landscape features rolling hills and fertile farmland

FAQ

What is Fünen? It's an island in southern Denmark
Is it part of Zealand? No, it is a separate island
What is Fünen known for? Its picturesque landscapes and Odense, the birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen

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Denmark island

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Central Denmark Region South Jutland

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