Broager Land
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Coordinates | 54 ° 52 '53 " N , 9 ° 41' 18" E | |
location | Sønderborg Kommune , Syddanmark Region , Denmark | |
Waters 1 | Flensburg Fjord | |
surface | 43.38 km² |
Broager Land is a peninsula in North Schleswig ( Danish Sønderjylland ), Denmark . Broager Land as part of Broager Municipality has been part of Sønderborg Municipality since the municipal reform in 2007 . Broager Land has an area of 43.38 km² and a population of approx. 6400 people. The peninsula is completely enclosed by the Flensburg Outer Fjord , in a western part of Nybøl Nor , a northern branch (Noor) of the Flensburg Fjord, in the east of the Vemmingbund also a bay of the fjord.
The largest town in Broager Land is Broager ( German Broacker ) with the Broager Kirke, which can be seen from afar, and its distinctive twin towers.
South of Broager is the village of Iller , which is very famous for its brick production. Several brickworks were set up on the coast of the Iller Strand in the 18th century . Today's Cathrinesminde Brickworks Museum remains from the former eight brickworks on Iller Strand (1895) .
On Broager Land in the east is the street village of Skelde ( German Schelde ), which from 1910 to 1932 had a rail connection to the Vester Sottrup – Skelde railway . It was also known nationwide for the "Frøken Jensen" culture and meeting house.
At the place Brunsnæs ( German Brunsnis ) one discovered 1999 remnants of 550 years old hawthorn ( Danish hvidtjørn ).
The southernmost point of Broager Land is at Kragesand .
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Individual evidence
- ↑ Brickworks on Iller Strand. Retrieved June 5, 2020 .
- ↑ Brunsnæstjørnen - Sønderborg. Dansk Dendrologisk Forening, accessed on June 5, 2020 (Danish).