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Ribe County

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The map below is based on 1880 county/parish boundaries.

• Alslev
• Ansager
• Anst
• Billum
• Bramminge
• Brøndum
• Brørup
• Bække
• Darum
• Domkirke Kapellani
• Domsognet
• Esbjerg City
• Farup
• Folding
• Føvling
• Fåborg
• Gesten
• Grene
• Grimstrup
• Grindsted
• Guldager
• Gørding
• Hejnsvig
• Henne
• Hjarup
• Hjortlund
• Ho
• Hodde
• Holsted
• Horne
• Hostrup
• Hunderup
• Janderup
• Jerne
• Jernved
• Jordrup
• Kalvslund
• Kvong
• Lejrskov
• Lindknud
• Lunde
• Lydum
• Læborg
• Lønne
• Malt
• Mandø
• Nordby
• Næsbjerg
• Nørre Nebel
• Obbekær
• Oksby
• Ovtrup
• Ribe Domkirke Kapellan
• Ribe Domsogn
• Ribe Skt. Katharinæ
• Seem
• Seest
• Skanderup
• Skast
• Sneum
• Stenderup (for map boundaries, see Ansager)
• Sønderho
• Tistrup
• Tjæreborg
• Torstrup
• Vamdrup
• Varde Sct. Jacobi
• Varde Sct. Nicolai
• Vejen
• Vejrup
• Veerst
• Vester Nebel
• Vester Nykirke
• Vester Starup
• Vester Vedsted
• Vilslev
• Vorbasse
• Ølgod
• Øse
• Ål
• Årre
• Åstrup