South Jutland County
South Jutland County has 12 documented cultural connections to places around the world. Below are the most distinctive.
Second War of Schleswig
Connects South Jutland County to: Vamdrup, Denmark
Soviet (council)
Connects South Jutland County to: Monaghan, Ireland | Bessarabia, Moldova | Harju County | Aktobe, Kazakhstan
North Schleswig Germans
Connects South Jutland County to: Nordic countries | Aabenraa, Denmark | Sønderborg Municipality, Denmark | Region of Southern Denmark | Tinglev, Denmark
Schleswig Plebiscites
Connects South Jutland County to: Denmark | Tønder, Denmark | Dybbøl, Denmark | Padborg, Denmark | Aabenraa County
ethnic German
Connects South Jutland County to: Banat, Romania | Volhynia, Southeastern Poland, Southwestern Belarus, Western Ukraine | Burgenland | Ptuj, Slovenia | Dravograd, Slovenia
Tønder
Connects South Jutland County to: Varde, Denmark | Bredebro, Denmark | Højer, Denmark | Toftlund, Denmark | Rødekro, Denmark
Christian X
Connects South Jutland County to: United States | Germany | Legénd | Sweden | Denmark
Low Saxon
Connects South Jutland County to: Netherlands | Hobart, Australia | Groningen, Netherlands | Lower Saxony | Toowoomba, Australia
Duchy of Schleswig
Connects South Jutland County to: Åre | Somé | Sabratha, Libya | London, England | Germany
Church of Denmark
Connects South Jutland County to: Åre | Somé | Germany | Persön | Italy
Seal (emblem)
Connects South Jutland County to: Åre | Somé | United States | Usı | France
Schleswig-Holstein
Connects South Jutland County to: Denmark | Hamburg, Germany | East Midlands | Friesland | Saarland