Sejerø

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Sejerø
Typical coastline at Sejerø.
Sejerø is located in Denmark
Sejerø
Sejerø
Sejerø island west of Zealand in the Bay of Sejerø.
Geography
Coordinates55°53′0″N 11°9′0″E / 55.88333°N 11.15000°E / 55.88333; 11.15000
Area12.36 km2 (4.77 sq mi)
Administration
MunicipalityKalundborg Municipality
Demographics
Population328 (2024)[1]
Pop. density26.53/km2 (68.71/sq mi)
Additional information
Time zone
 • Summer (DST)
Postal code4592[2]

Sejerø is a Danish island in the Kattegat sea, north-west of Zealand.[3] Sejerø with its 328 inhabitants[1] is part of Kalundborg Municipality and covers an area of 12.36 square kilometres (4.77 square miles). The largest village on Sejerø is Sejerby, housing half of the island's population.

South-east of Sejerø is the smaller island of Nekselø, also in the Bay of Sejerø.


See also

Nearby islands:

References

  1. ^ a b BEF4: Population 1. January by islands The Mobile Statbank from Statistics Denmark
  2. ^ Postal website www.Postnumre.dk.
  3. ^ "VESTSJAELLAND DENMARK Geography Population" (coordinates), Tageo.com, 2007, webpage: Tageo-Sejero.

Sources

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Sejerø.
  • Tageo.com, "VESTSJAELLAND DENMARK Geography Population" (coordinates), 2007, webpage: Tageo-Sejero.
  • Denmark Postal codes, webpage: Postnumre-DK.
  • Tele.dk Denmark detailed road map, webpage: Tele-DK-Danmark.


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