Lammefjordens

Lammefjordens is a historic fjord located in northwestern Zealand, Denmark. Historically, it was a narrow inlet extending significantly inland. The landscape of Lammefjordens has been dramatically altered over time due to land reclamation projects.

The most significant of these projects took place in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Dikes were constructed, and vast areas of water were pumped out, transforming large sections of the fjord into arable land. This process, known as "indvinding," created a substantial new agricultural area. The reclaimed land is known for its fertile soil, particularly suited for growing potatoes and other vegetables.

The town of Odsherred is closely associated with the Lammefjordens area. The fjord's transformation has had a lasting impact on the region's economy and settlement patterns. While much of the water has disappeared, the name Lammefjordens still refers to the historical body of water and the surrounding landscape. Today, the area is a significant agricultural producer within Denmark. The legacy of the land reclamation remains a prominent feature of the Odsherred municipality.