Jutland

Jutland is a large peninsula in northwestern Europe, mostly part of Denmark, with its southern portion in Germany. The North Sea lies to its west and the Baltic Sea to its east.

Denmark: Denmark is a Nordic country comprising the Jutland Peninsula and an archipelago of islands. Most of Jutland belongs to Denmark, whose mainland territory is concentrated on the peninsula.
Jutes: The Jutes were a Germanic people associated with Jutland and migrations to Britain during the early Middle Ages. Their name is the historical source of the peninsula’s English name.
Battle of Jutland: The Battle of Jutland was the largest naval battle of the First World War, fought between British and German fleets in 1916. The battle takes its name from the peninsula near its North Sea setting.
Jutland Peninsula: The Jutland Peninsula is the geographic landform extending north from continental Europe between the North Sea and Baltic Sea. This near-synonym emphasizes the physical landform rather than its regional and political identities.
Schleswig-Holstein: Schleswig-Holstein is Germany’s northernmost state, bordering Denmark and the North and Baltic Seas. Its northern districts occupy the German part of Jutland.
Cimbri: The Cimbri were an ancient people who migrated from northern Europe and fought Rome in the late second century BCE. Ancient writers associated their homeland with the far north, sometimes linking them to Jutland.
Schleswig-Holstein Question: The Schleswig-Holstein Question was a nineteenth-century dispute over the political status and national affiliation of Schleswig and Holstein. The dispute centered on territories adjoining and including southern Jutland.
Jutlandic dialect: Jutlandic is a group of Danish dialects spoken in different parts of the Jutland Peninsula. The shared name denotes a language variety, not the peninsula.
North Sea: The North Sea is a marginal sea of the Atlantic Ocean between Great Britain and northwestern continental Europe. It forms Jutland’s western maritime boundary.
Denmark in the Viking Age: Denmark in the Viking Age was a kingdom and maritime society active across northern Europe from the late eighth to eleventh centuries. Jutland formed a central land base for Danish power during this period.

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