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During Medieval times Denmark was organized into areas called Lens. Each Len was under the supervision of a government appointed Lensmand who managed the Kings affairs within the Len. <br>  
During Medieval times Denmark was organized into areas called Lens. Each Len was under the supervision of a government appointed Lensmand who managed the Kings affairs within the Len. <br>  


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*Aakær  
*Aakær  
*Aalborghus
*Aalborghus  
*Aalholm  
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*Aastrup  
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*Børglum  
*Børglum  
*Bøvling  
*Bøvling  
*Dragsholm
*Dragsholm  
*Dronningborg
*Dronningborg  
*Dueholm
*Dueholm


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*[[Frederiksborg County, Denmark Genealogy|Frederiksborg]]  
*[[Frederiksborg County, Denmark Genealogy|Frederiksborg]]  
*Hald
*Hald  
*Halsted
*Halsted  
*Havreballegård
*Havreballegård  
*Hindsgavl
*Hindsgavl  
*[[Holbæk County, Denmark Genealogy|Holbæk]]  
*[[Holbæk County, Denmark Genealogy|Holbæk]]  
*Hørsholm
*Hørsholm  
*Jægerspris
*Jægerspris  
*Kalundborg
*Kalundborg  
*Kalø
*Kalø  
*Koldinghus
*Koldinghus  
*Korsør
*Korsør


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*Kronborg
*Kronborg  
*[[København County, Denmark Genealogy|København]]  
*[[København County, Denmark Genealogy|København]]  
*Lundenæs
*Lundenæs  
*Mariager
*Mariager  
*Møn
*Møn  
*Nyborg
*Nyborg  
*Nykøbing
*Nykøbing  
*Odensegård
*Odensegård  
*Riberhus
*Riberhus  
*Ringsted
*Ringsted  
*[[Roskilde County, Denmark Genealogy|Roskilde]]  
*[[Roskilde County, Denmark Genealogy|Roskilde]]  
*Rugård
*Rugård


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*[[Sejlstrup County, Denmark|Sejlstrup]]
*Sejlstrup
*[[Silkeborg County, Denmark|Silkeborg]]
*Silkeborg
*[[Skanderborg County, Denmark Genealogy|Skanderborg]]  
*[[Skanderborg County, Denmark Genealogy|Skanderborg]]  
*[[Skivehus County, Denmark|Skivehus]]
*Skivehus
*[[Sorø County, Denmark Genealogy|Sorø]]  
*[[Sorø County, Denmark Genealogy|Sorø]]  
*[[Stjernholm County, Denmark|Stjernholm]]
*Stjernholm
*[[Sæbygård County, Denmark|Sæbygård]]
*Sæbygård
*[[Tranekær County, Denmark|Tranekær]]
*Tranekær
*[[Tryggevælde County, Denmark|Tryggevælde]]
*Tryggevælde
*[[Vestervig County, Denmark|Vestervig]]
*Vestervig
*[[Vordingborg County, Denmark|Vordingborg]]
*Vordingborg
*[[Ørum County, Denmark|Ørum]]
*Ørum


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Revision as of 10:00, 1 March 2016

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The Len in Denmark ( - 1659)[edit | edit source]

During Medieval times Denmark was organized into areas called Lens. Each Len was under the supervision of a government appointed Lensmand who managed the Kings affairs within the Len.

The Counties of Denmark (1662 - 1793)
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In 1662 Denmark was organized into 48 Counties.

AastrupSejlstrupBørglumAalborghusØrumVestervigDueholmSkivehusMariagerHaldSilkeborgBøvlingLundenæsDronningborgKaløSkanderborgHavreballegårdAakærStjernholmRiberhusKoldinghusHindsgavlRugårdAssensOdensegårdNyborgTranekærDragsholmKalundborgSæbygårdAntvorskovHalstedAalholmNykøbingMønBornholmKorsørHolbækSorøVordingborgRingstedTryggevældeRoskildeFrederiksborgKronborgHørsholmKøbenhavnDenmark Counties 1662-1793 2x2.jpg
  • Aakær
  • Aalborghus
  • Aalholm
  • Aastrup
  • Antvorskov
  • Assens
  • Bornholm
  • Børglum
  • Bøvling
  • Dragsholm
  • Dronningborg
  • Dueholm
  • Frederiksborg
  • Hald
  • Halsted
  • Havreballegård
  • Hindsgavl
  • Holbæk
  • Hørsholm
  • Jægerspris
  • Kalundborg
  • Kalø
  • Koldinghus
  • Korsør
  • Kronborg
  • København
  • Lundenæs
  • Mariager
  • Møn
  • Nyborg
  • Nykøbing
  • Odensegård
  • Riberhus
  • Ringsted
  • Roskilde
  • Rugård
  • Sejlstrup
  • Silkeborg
  • Skanderborg
  • Skivehus
  • Sorø
  • Stjernholm
  • Sæbygård
  • Tranekær
  • Tryggevælde
  • Vestervig
  • Vordingborg
  • Ørum

The Counties of Denmark (1793 - 1970)
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In 1793 the Counties were reorganized into 24 Counties . The Danish name for county is Amt. The organization of Danish records in the FamilySearch Catalog is based upon this time period.

HjørringHjørringÅlborgThistedViborgRandersRandersRingkøbingSkanderborgÅrhusRibeVejleTønderHaderslevÅbenråSønderborgOdenseSvendborgMariboHolbækSorøFrederiksborgPræstøKøbenhavnBornholmKøbenhavn CityDanish Amts 1793 to 1970 2x2.jpg

The Counties of Denmark (1970 - 2006)
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In 1970 the Counties of Denmark were reorganized into 15 Counties.

NordjyllandNordjyllandViborgÅrhusRingkøbingRibeVejleSønderjyllandFynVestsjællandStorstrømRoskildeFrederiksborgKøbenhavnKøbenhavn CityBornholmDanish Amts 1970 to 2006 2x2.jpg


The Regions of Denmark (2007 - )
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As of January 1, 2007 the Counties of Denmark were replaced by 5 Regions.