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The 17 pages that link to Denmark, each with the reason it gives.

• North AmericaRelated: Greenland’s constitutional connection to Denmark links a North American landmass to Europe.

• ScandinaviaBroader topic: Denmark is the southern member of conventional Scandinavia, despite lying outside the Scandinavian Peninsula.

• SwedenCompared with: The Øresund connection makes Denmark Sweden’s closest neighbor across a narrow maritime boundary.

• Scandinavian PeninsulaCompared with: Denmark belongs to Scandinavia in common usage but is not on the Scandinavian Peninsula.

• Inge LehmannRelated: Lehmann was Danish, and her scientific career began in its research institutions.

• KattegatRelated: Denmark borders the Kattegat along Jutland and several islands.

• Civil unionRelated: Denmark's pioneering 1989 law helped establish a model for later civil-union legislation.

• Nordic countriesRelated: Denmark is one of the five sovereign Nordic countries.

• Lars von TrierNarrower topic: Its film culture and institutions formed the national context for his early career.

• JutlandRelated: Most of Jutland belongs to Denmark, whose mainland territory is concentrated on the peninsula.

• SkagerrakRelated: Denmark’s Jutland Peninsula bounds the strait to the south.

• KielRelated: Kiel’s proximity to Denmark has shaped regional travel, trade, and historical ties.

• Peter SchmeichelNarrower topic: Schmeichel’s national identity and international career are rooted in Danish football.

• BornholmNarrower topic: Bornholm is a Danish island despite lying far east of the mainland.

• Gunboat WarBroader topic: The conflict left Denmark isolated and forced to accept the loss of Norway.

• History of DenmarkNarrower topic: The country’s changing borders and institutions are the subject of this history.

• Viking activity in the British IslesBroader topic: Danish forces and settlers became particularly prominent in England.