Holbæk Office
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Holbæk Office (named after the city of Holbæk ) was one of the offices in Denmark at that time until the Danish municipal reform on April 1, 1970 . The office was initially created in 1793 by merging the former Holbæk Amt with the offices of Kalundborg Amt , Sæbygård Amt and Dragsholm Amt, which were merged in 1671.The towns ( Danish : Købstad ) Holbæk, Kalundborg and Nykøbing Sjælland only came under administration in 1800 of the office. In 1970, Sorø Amt and Holbæk Amt (with the exception of the island of Samsø , which became part of Århus Amt ) were merged to form Vestsjællands Amt , which became part of the Sjælland region during the 2007 municipal reform .
The office consisted of seven Harden (Danish: Herred ):
With 317 preserved megalithic structures (e.g. megalithic graves from Aldersro , dolmen from Jyderup , Korshøj , Offerstenen in Hornbæk , Ormshøj , Rævehøj from Dalby , Regnershøj , Troldhøj (Stenstrup) ), the highest density in Denmark.
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- Sogn-Herred-Amt, særnummer af Slægt & Data, 1998, ISBN 87-90044-02-9 (Danish)
- Trap Danmark 4th udgave 1921 (dan.)