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This used to be the course of the Ellund Kirkevej, which was removed in 1978.

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Until 1978, the Ellund Kirkevej connected Padborg in Denmark with Ellund in Schleswig-Holstein.

At the end of the disused road south of Padborg/Pattburg (where the forest is located) begins the German territory.

D䮥mark / J�nd / Sydjylland

This used to be the course of the Ellund Kirkevej, which was removed in 1978. However, the old barrier gate can still be seen in the background. At the end of the decommissioned road south of Padborg/Pattburg (where the forest is located), the German territory begins. Photo taken: July 28, 2023.

This used to be the course of the Ellund Kirkevej, which was removed in 1978. However, the old barrier gate can still be seen in the background. At the end of the decommissioned road south of Padborg/Pattburg (where the forest is located), the German territory begins. Photo taken: July 28, 2023.

Hans Christian Davidsen http://hcdavidsen.jimdo.com 28.07.2023, 244 Views, 0 Comments * automatically translated

The stone in the landscape marks the southernmost point of the German-Danish border.

At the end of the disused road south of Padborg/Pattburg (where the forest is located) begins the German territory.

This used to be the course of the Ellund Kirkevej, which was removed in 1978.

Until 1978, the Ellund Kirkevej connected Padborg in Denmark with Ellund in Schleswig-Holstein.

On the old Ellund Kirkevej, which was cut through during the construction of the highway border crossing between Schleswig-Holstein and Denmark.

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View of the Ox Islands in the Flensburg Fjord from Fjordvejen in Rønshoved. Photo taken: May 17, 2026.

View of the Ox Islands in the Flensburg Fjord from Fjordvejen in Rønshoved. Photo taken: May 17, 2026. 
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View of the Ox Islands from the beach at Sønderhav (German: Süderhaff). Photo taken on May 17, 2026.

View of the Ox Islands from the beach at Sønderhav (German: Süderhaff). Photo taken on May 17, 2026. 
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View of the Ox Islands from the beach at Sønderhav (German: Süderhaff). Photo taken: May 17, 2026

View of the Ox Islands from the beach at Sønderhav (German: Süderhaff). Photo taken: May 17, 2026 
Hans Christian Davidsen

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View of the Ox Islands from the beach at Sønderhav (German: Süderhaff). Photo taken: May 17, 2026.

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Hans Christian Davidsen

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Until 1978, the Ellund Kirkevej connected Padborg in Denmark with Ellund in Schleswig-Holstein.

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