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The area "Skallerup Indlandsklitter" in Denmark consists of around 140 hectares of protected nature.

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Skallerup Inland Dunes is a historically shaped natural area formed by sand drift and today represents an important protected example of North Jutland dune and cultural landscape.

The dunes on the beach of Løkken in Vendsyssel are part of the classic coastal landscape along the North Sea – an area shaped over thousands of years by wind and sand.

D䮥mark / Nordjylland / Landschaften

The area Skallerup Indlandsklitter in Denmark consists of around 140 hectares of protected nature. Numerous small, round, and conical dunes alternate with flatter meadows and heathlands. This unique landscape mainly formed between the 16th and 18th centuries, when strong sandstorms devastated large parts of the region and even caused entire villages to disappear. Photo taken on June 10, 2026.

The area "Skallerup Indlandsklitter" in Denmark consists of around 140 hectares of protected nature. Numerous small, round, and conical dunes alternate with flatter meadows and heathlands. This unique landscape mainly formed between the 16th and 18th centuries, when strong sandstorms devastated large parts of the region and even caused entire villages to disappear. Photo taken on June 10, 2026.

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The Palmestranden in Frederikshavn is a bathing beach on the Ålbæk Bay.

The dunes on the beach of Løkken in Vendsyssel are part of the classic coastal landscape along the North Sea – an area shaped over thousands of years by wind and sand.

The area Skallerup Indlandsklitter in Denmark consists of around 140 hectares of protected nature.

Skallerup Inland Dunes is a historically shaped natural area formed by sand drift and today represents an important protected example of North Jutland dune and cultural landscape.

Skallerup Inland Dunes is a unique dune and heath landscape shaped by sand drifts in northern Jutland, near Hjørring on the Danish North Sea coast.

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View from the dunes over the beach south of Løkken on the North Sea.
Shot: June 11, 2026.

View from the dunes over the beach south of Løkken on the North Sea. Shot: June 11, 2026. 
Hans Christian Davidsen

D䮥mark / Nordjylland / Landschaften

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View of the Kattegat from the bunker museum south of Frederikshavn in Vendsyssel. Photo taken on June 14, 2026.

View of the Kattegat from the bunker museum south of Frederikshavn in Vendsyssel. Photo taken on June 14, 2026. 
Hans Christian Davidsen

D䮥mark / Nordjylland / Landschaften

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The cliff coast south of Lønstrup in Vendsyssel. Shot: June 13, 2026.

The cliff coast south of Lønstrup in Vendsyssel. Shot: June 13, 2026. 
Hans Christian Davidsen

D䮥mark / Nordjylland / Landschaften

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On the beach south of Lønstrup in Vendsyssel. Shot: June 13, 2026.

On the beach south of Lønstrup in Vendsyssel. Shot: June 13, 2026. 
Hans Christian Davidsen

D䮥mark / Nordjylland / Landschaften

 48 1200x800 Px, 30.06.2026 

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The dunes on the beach of Løkken in Vendsyssel are part of the classic coastal landscape along the North Sea – an area shaped over thousands of years by wind and sand.

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The cliff coast south of Lønstrup in Vendsyssel, Denmark.

Sea view at the cliff coast near Lønstrup in Vendsyssel.

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Southern view over Rubjerg Knude from the Rubjerg Fyr lighthouse in Vendsyssel, Denmark.

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The migrating dune Råbjerg Mile in North Jutland.

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Small pond in the Botanical Garden of Bangsbo (23.09.2020)

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English landscape park in the Botanical Garden of Bangsbo (23.09.2020)

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Heathland in North Jutland photographed in September 2000.

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Hiking trail Gammel Kirkesti to the old church of Skagen (23.09.2020)

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Skagen.

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Skagen.

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