Abenra Attractions
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Jutland
The Baltic resort of Åbenrå lies surrounded by forests in the southeast of Jutland, on the west bank of the fjord of the same name.
History
In the year 1935 Åbenrå, the town with the largest harbor in South Jutland, was granted trading rights. In the 17th and 18th C. ships sailed from here to South America and the Far East. Many fine residences date from this period when the populace enjoyed considerable prosperity.
Economy
In addition to shipping and fishing, trade in cereals, cattle and timber is of importance. Industries include engineering and the production of animal foodstuffs. Organs are also built in Åbenrå.
The Baltic resort of Åbenrå lies surrounded by forests in the southeast of Jutland, on the west bank of the fjord of the same name.
History
In the year 1935 Åbenrå, the town with the largest harbor in South Jutland, was granted trading rights. In the 17th and 18th C. ships sailed from here to South America and the Far East. Many fine residences date from this period when the populace enjoyed considerable prosperity.
Economy
In addition to shipping and fishing, trade in cereals, cattle and timber is of importance. Industries include engineering and the production of animal foodstuffs. Organs are also built in Åbenrå.
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