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Gørlev is a town on the west
coast of the
island of
Zealand in Denmark. It has a po****tion of 2,378 (1
January 2024) and
belongs to
Kalundborg Muni****lity...
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Kommunalreformen ("The Muni****l Reform" of 2007),
merged with
existing Gørlev, Hvidebæk, Bjergsted, and Høng muni****lities to form the new Kalundborg...
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originates from the
Danish archeological site Maglemose,
situated near
Gørlev and Høng on
western Zealand,
southwest of lake Tissø. Here the
first settlement...
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brick factory Knabstrup Teglværk from 1928
Nearby towns: Holbæk, Slagelse,
Gørlev, Ruds Vedby, Jyderup, Svinninge, Roskilde.
Nearby islands: Samsø, Sejerø...
- þistill, mistill,
kistill thistle, mistletoe,
casket Likewise, the
Danish Gørlev stone contains the
exact same formula,
along with a
younger ****hark rune-row...
- muni****lity
Dianalund muni****lity
Dragsholm muni****lity
Fuglebjerg muni****lity
Gørlev muni****lity Hashøj muni****lity
Haslev muni****lity Holbæk muni****lity...
- Holbæk [da], Jernløse, Svinninge, Tornved, Tølløse
Kalundborg Bjergsted,
Gørlev [da], Hvidebæk [da], Høng [da], Kalundborg [da] Køge Køge [da],
Skovbo Lejre...
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Vamdrup Vejle West
Zealand County Bjergsted Dianalund Dragsholm Fuglebjerg Gørlev Hashøj
Haslev Holbæk Hvidebæk Høng Jernløse
Kalundborg Korsør Nykøbing-Rørvig...
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factory in Saxkøbing
opened in 1910 and
Sukkerfabrikken Vestsjælland (renamed
Gørlev Sugar Factory) was
acquired in 1934. De
Danske Sukkerfabrikker merged with...
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Moltke a more
precise sub-period is given. The
periods used are: Helnæs-
Gørlev — c. 800 (or 750 - c. 900) för-Jelling (pre-Jelling) — c. 900
Jelling (Jelling)...
