Jylland
Jylland, in English Jutland, is the Danish mainland and the largest peninsula, extending from the German border in the south to the northern tip at Grenen near Skagen. It is bordered by the North Sea to the west and by the Kattegat and Baltic Sea to the east, with the Limfjord crossing its interior in the north. The landscape is largely low-lying with rolling hills in places; the highest point is Møllehøj, at 171 meters.
Administratively, Jylland is divided among three Danish regions: North Jutland Region, Central Denmark Region, and Southern
Historically, the peninsula has been inhabited since the Bronze Age and played a key role in Viking
Transport and infrastructure connect its cities through road and rail networks, supporting both domestic and international