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Ocean Planet:Atlantic Ocean Geography
geography. Pacific Ocean, but larger than Indian Ocean or Arctic Ocean) note includesBaltic Sea, Black Sea, Caribbean Sea, Davis Strait, denmark Strait, Drake
http://seawifs.gsfc.nasa.gov/OCEAN_PLANET/HTML/oceanography_geography_Atlantic.h

Extractions: Terrain: surface usually covered with sea ice in Labrador Sea, Denmark Strait, and Baltic Sea from October to June; clockwise warm water gyre (broad, circular system of currents) in the north Atlantic, counterclockwise warm water gyre in the south Atlantic; the ocean floor is dominated by the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, a rugged north-south centerline for the entire Atlantic basin; maximum depth is 8,605 meters in the Puerto Rico Trench
Vendsyssel (Denmark)
Andersson. Jan Oskar Engene, 1996MAR-12. geography. Vendsyssel is thenorthern tip of Jutland in denmark. Jan Oskar Engene, 1996-MAR-12.
http://fotw.vexillum.com/flags/dk-vend.html

Extractions: by Edward Mooney, Jr., 2000-12-16 See also: The flag is blue, red and green. Blue is for the sea and sky, green for the forests and red for Denmark. Jan Oskar Engene, 1996-MAR-12 Andersson gives the following details. In 1976 the Mayor of Hjørring, launched the idea of a flag for the area around his city. The resulting blue-red-green flag is called 'Vendelbrog', and has been used to some extent according to Andersson. Jan Oskar Engene, 1996-MAR-12 Vendsyssel is the northern tip of Jutland in Denmark. Jan Oskar Engene, 1996-MAR-12
Bornholm (Denmark)
Jan Oskar Engene, 1996MAR-08. geography. Bornholm is an island in theBaltic sea. It belongs to denmark. Jan Oskar Engene, 1996-MAR-08.
http://fotw.vexillum.com/flags/dk-bornh.html

Extractions: (1) Jan Oskar Engene, 1996-MAR-08 (2) Jan Oskar Engene, 1996-MAR-08 See also: The flags proposed for the island are red-green or red-white-green . The main colour of the Dannebrog (red) has been kept, and green has been added to represent the natural features of the island. White is sometimes used to separate the red and the green. The proportions are the same as for Dannebrog, 28:37 (12-4-12 : 12-421, in the red-green flag). The flag emerged sometime in the 1970's. Jan Oskar Engene, 1996-MAR-08 I have seen a flag like this on TV coverage from some sports event. This could indicate that the flag is actually used. Jan Oskar Engene, 1996-MAR-08 Bornholm is an island in the Baltic sea. It belongs to Denmark. Jan Oskar Engene, 1996-MAR-08
Top 20 Geography: Europe: Denmark - A Directory And Selection Of The Best Websit
Bookmark this Page, Top 20 AZ, Make Top 20 Online your Start Page. Top 20 GeographyEurope denmark, denmark, Maps. Britannica.com. BigChalk.com. About.com. InfoNation.
http://www.top20geography.com/europe/denmark/
International Research - Geography, Politics And Sociology - University Of Newca
Department of geography, University of Copenhagen, denmark. Name of collaboratorn/a. Researcher Department of geography, University of Copenhagen, denmark.
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/geps/research/geography/global/europe.htm
Kolding Kommune - Geography
geography, Scandinavia's meeting point with the rest of Europe The areaaround Kolding contains some of denmarks most lovely countryside.
http://www.koldingkom.dk/engelsk/geography/default.asp?sid=8898
Grandchildren Of The Vikings
geography WORKSHEETS. TEACHER INTRODUCTION Hold up a globe for the classto see. First let us find out about denmark. WORKSHEET NO. 1.
http://www.nashville.k12.tn.us/CurriculumAwards/Howe/Geography.htm

Extractions: Hold up a globe for the class to see. Point out the North American continent. Explain that explorers traveled a long way to reach North America. Ask the class to name all of the explorers they can think of. Did anyone say Vikings? The Vikings existed long before Christoper Columbus. Columbus sailed from Spain . Look at the long way he had to come. He had to have large ships and a lot of supplies to make his voyage. But the Vikings traveled to America in much smaller boats and with very little supplies. How could they do this? Let's look at the globe . When the Vikings started exploring, they did not go directly to America. They were able to stop at several islands along the way to rest and to get fresh food and water. The Vikings were able to get to America by playing hop-scotch. This tells us how the Vikings came to America, but it does not tell us why they came. Why would any people travel more than a thousand miles? What was there in their environment and culture that compelled them to do this? To answer this question we need to gather a lot of information. First let us find out about Denmark.
Quaternary Palaeoenvironments Group (QPG) » Staff And Students
Godwin Institute for Quaternary Research Department of geography University ofCambridge Palynology of late Pleistocene marine sediments in north denmark .
http://www-qpg.geog.cam.ac.uk/Chris's web pages/Glaisterindex.html

Extractions: QPG Home About Research People ... what's new? You are in: QPG home Staff and students The following are recent former members of the group: Left Was Now Alex Chepstow-Lusty June 2000 Post-Doctoral Researcher Researcher at the University of Montpellier William Gosling July 2000 Technician PhD student at the University of Leicester Liz Hawkins September 2000 Senior Research Technician Laboratory Manager at the Department of Chemistry, University of Cambridge Katy Roucoux October 2000 PhD Student MPhil student at Universty of London Chronis Tzedakis January 2001 Post-Doctoral Researcher Lecturer at the University of Leeds Carol Law Ph.D. student Ian Lawson Post-Doctoral Researcher Chris Glaister Post-Doctoral Research Assistant ^ Top of page Page last saved: 11th February 2003 by Webmaster
Science: Geography Articles And Resources
Science geography. about this site. D Information about denmark; Djiboutiinformation; Dominica information; Dominican Republic information.
http://www.essortment.com/in/Science.Geography/
K Wren PhD Thesis - Geography Department, University Of Dundee
International Migration to denmark Majority and Minority Perspectives. The thesisexamines contradictory representations of ethnic minorities in denmark.
http://www.dundee.ac.uk/geography/pgs/kw.htm
Basic Facts About Greenland: Geography, Geology, Language, History Etc.
geography Greenland is the largest island in the world. With thischange in the constitution, Greenland became part of denmark.
http://www.greenland-guide.gl/Travel_Info/Comprehensive_Guide/Basic_facts_about_

Extractions: Greenland is the largest island in the world. Owing to its situation in the north, where the Atlantic meets the Arctic Ocean, cold ocean currents principally surround Greenland, so the coasts are constantly being cooled. This, together with the radiation of cold from the inland ice gives Greenland its Arctic climate.
IFLA Section Of Geography And Map Libraries
Kerstin Geitner INFORMI GIS A/S Lyngby, denmark Ellen Cromley Universityof Connecticut Department of geography Storrs, CT, USA.
http://magic.lib.uconn.edu/ifla/97_ifla.html
Institute Of Geography, University Of Copenhagen
Education and research in human and physical geography; focussing at environmental change and globalization
http://www.geogr.ku.dk/
The Danish EU Presidency - Eu2002.dk - Films About Denmark
The film clips cover a wide range of themes, such as the Danish royal family, denmark'sgeography, economy and cultural life, and presentations of Greenland
http://www.eu2002.dk/denmark/default.asp?MenuElementID=6002
The Danish Ministry Of The Environment
protection and planning. In denmark the administration at state levelis managed by the Ministry of the Environment. At regional
http://www.mem.dk/ukindex.htm

Extractions: The Ministry of the Environment is in charge of administrative and research tasks in the area of environmental protection and planning. In Denmark the administration at state level is managed by the Ministry of the Environment. At regional and local level, much of the administrative responsibility has been delegated to local governments in counties and municipalities. Minister for the Environment Hans Chr. Schmidt News Frontlinien is the information centre and book shop of the Ministry of the Environment. Companies, students and others can use Miljøbutikken to obtain knowledge about the environment locally, nationally and globally Overview and presentation of the Ministry of the Environment and its agencies and research institutes Search Free text search in the Ministry's web server Newsletter Danish Environment Newsletter provides a monthly news update from the Ministry of the Environment Publications Overview of central publication in english Aarhus Conference The 4 th Pan-European Conference of Environment Ministers, held in Aarhus 23-25. of June 1998
Wolfgang Framke
Publication from the Tourism Research Centre of denmark, GeographyRoskilde University, Working Paper 152, Roskilde, pp. 1528.
http://www.geo.ruc.dk/staff/framke/framke.html

Extractions: Researcher's Profile Curriculum Vitae Teaching Activities ... Publications Researcher's Profile My research is in the field of tourism, especially on cooperation in the tourism system, and on destinations. At the moment I am working in a research team with a project associated to the Tourism Research Centre of Denmark dealing with Destination Construction Representations, Networks ans Strategies. My research has its theoretical approach based on new institutional economics, network theory and organization theory. Member of the Editorial Board (Associate Editor) of Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism www.tandf.no/sjhandt Curriculum Vitae 1999 Director of "The Tourism Research Centre of Denmark" (Dansk Center for Turismeforskning) at Roskilde University 1998 Appointment as a Professor at the Department of Geography and International Development Studies at Roskilde University 1998 Appointment as Senior Associate Professor at the Department of Management, Politics and Philosophy at Copenhagen Business School
Section For Geography
Section for geography, geography or Geografi in Danish http//www.ruc.dk/inst3/geo/The site has moved, You will be redirected in 3 seconds.
http://www.geo.ruc.dk/
Index Facts About Denmark
The National Survey and Cadastre, denmark (KMS) uses frames in greatextent, so you will not experience much of these pages. Perhaps
http://www.kms.dk/landetrundt/danmarkital/index_en.html
Tango Geography
The informations are sortet by cities and link directly to the dancepossibility there whenever possible and not to the main pages.
http://www.cyber-tango.com/e/geo_e.html

Extractions: Tango Argentino: Where to dance and local events Argentina Australia Austria Belgium ... United Arabic Emirate Cyber-Tango Deutsch Lesen Tanzen Musik ... Service The informations are sortet by cities and link directly to the dance possibility there whenever possible - and not to the main pages. (* = maintained by me on this Server) Tango Worldwide (Rob Nuijten) Tango Balls, Events and Workshops , mainly in Germany (*) Tango Argentino in Asia Argentina Milognas de Buenos Aires (Tango al Sur) - with photos Milongas en Buenos Aires (Junior) Buenos Aires Tango (Lidia Ferrari - BuenosAiresTango.com) Rosario - Intertango Rosario - Percal TodoTango El Portal del Tango great compilation of info about Tango musicians and music (in spanish) Club de Tango (Buenos Aires) Tango City Tanguia.com
Flag Of Denmark - EnchantedLearning.com
The flag of denmark (called the Dannebrog. denmark Flag denmark Flag Quiz/ Printout,denmark Outline Map Printout An outline map of denmark to print.
http://www.enchantedlearning.com/europe/denmark/flag/

Extractions: Flags The flag of Denmark (called the Dannebrog. which means "the cloth of the Danes") is a red and white Scandinavian cross (an off-center cross). The ratio of its height to its width is 28:37. The flag was originally a perfect square, but was later elongated. According to Danish legend, the flag fell from the sky on June 15, 1219, to the Danish King Valdemar II, who on that day defeated Estonia in battle (this would make it the oldest national flag in Europe still in use). The first recorded use of this flag was in the 1300s.

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