detaljrike

Detaljrike is a small village situated in the western part of Zealand, Denmark, within the administrative boundaries of Greve Municipality in the region of Region Zealand. The settlement lies approximately 20 kilometres south of Copenhagen and is surrounded by a mix of agricultural land and forested areas. It has an estimated population of around 350 residents, according to the most recent municipal census data.

The geographical setting of Detaljrike features gently rolling terrain with an average elevation of 15 metres above sea level. The climate is temperate oceanic, characterised by mild winters and cool summers, with an average annual rainfall of about 650 millimetres. The nearby Øresund coast provides a moderating influence on the local weather patterns.

Historical records indicate that Detaljrike has been inhabited since at least the 12th century, with its first documented mention in a land register dating from 1173. The village is home to a medieval church, St. Nicolai, which was constructed in the early 13th century and has undergone several renovations during the 18th and 20th centuries. The church remains a focal point of community life and a venue for cultural events.

The local economy has traditionally been based on small-scale agriculture, with a focus on dairy farming and vegetable cultivation. In recent years, many residents have commuted to larger towns for employment, and the village has seen a modest expansion of residential development. Detaljrike also hosts an annual harvest festival that attracts visitors from surrounding areas.

Public transport links to Detaljrike are available via a regional bus line that connects the village to the larger towns of Greve and Køge. The nearest railway station is situated in the nearby town of Køge, providing frequent connections to Copenhagen and other major urban centres. The road network includes a minor county road that traverses the village, facilitating local traffic and access to agricultural fields.