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Fremad Amager
Full nameBoldklubben Fremad Amager
(mother club)
Fremad Amager Elite ApS
(professional section)
Nickname(s)Englene (en: The Angels)
Ama'rkanerne
Founded10 June 1910; 114 years ago (1910-06-10)
GroundSundby Idrætspark,
Copenhagen
Capacity7,200 (2,500 seated)
OwnerLars Bax Sander Hein (via Salescorp Denmark ApS)
ChairmanErik Truelsen
(mother club / amateur section)
Alexander Wedersøe Saugmann[1]
(professional section)
Head coachChristian Iversen
LeagueDanish 2nd Division
2023–242nd Division, 7th of 12
Websitehttps://www.fremadamagerelite.dk/

Boldklubben Fremad Amager (meaning in English: The Ball Club Forward Amager ; abbreviated Fremad A) is a Danish professional football club based in the district of Amager Vest, Copenhagen. As of the 2024–25 season, the club's senior men's team play in 2nd Division, the third tier in the Danish football league system. The club have primarily played their home games at Sundby Idrætspark since the stadium's inauguration in 1922.[2]

Fremad Amager's last spell in the highest football league in Denmark was in the autumn of 1994. Ever since the first participation in the first nationwide league tournament in 1927, and subsequent promotion in 1929, the club has spent the majority of its history – with the exception of two seasons – in the different divisional structures (known as "Danmarksturneringen i fodbold").[3][4][5] The club reached the Danish Cup final in 1971–72 season while playing at the second highest league level, but lost against Vejle BK, who had also won the Danish championship in 1971.[2] As a result, BK Fremad Amager participated in the 1972–73 European Cup Winners' Cup, but did not advance beyond the first round.[6]

Being described as a working class team, the Sundbyvester-based club enjoy long-standing rivalries against neighbouring clubs BK Frem, Kastrup BK and B 1908.[7][8][9][10][11][12]

Club history

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The club was co-founder of the representative team Fodbold-Alliancen in 1940 and remained a member until 1949, when they switched to the competing representative team Stævnet and stayed with the football combination for a total of 25 years (1949–1954 and 1959–1979) until it ceased to exist in 1979.[13][14][4] On 1 July 2008, the club participated in the formation of the superstructure FC Amager together with neighbouring clubs Dragør BK, Kastrup BK and Kløvermarken FB. The merger was short-lived.[15] After only 8-month of existence, the merger club went bankrupt on 30 March 2009 at the start of second half of the 2008–09 season, with Fremad Amager hence experiencing a third bankruptcy in its history – the highest number of bankruptcies by any Danish football club; the first being on 22 November 1984 and the second on 13 November 1990.[16][9][11] The league licence, that the merger team was playing under, was returned to Fremad Amager, who was relegated to the lower ranking regional football league, Copenhagen Series, shortly before the club's 100 years anniversary.[2][17]

Since 2013, the club has consisted of an amateur department and a professional section, which is wholly owned by Fremad Amager Elite ApS – a private limited company created on 2 December 2013, initially with 80/20% ownership split between the new investors and the remaining 20% by the members – and small portion by the club's amateur department.[1][18]

In 2018, companies controlled by Anton Zingarevich purchased a controlling majority in the club. Zingarevich, the son of russian oligarch Boris Zingarevich, simultaneously owned the Russian club Vista-Gelendzhik and Ghanaian side Cheetah FC.[19] In between 2019 and 2021, Fremad signed eight players from Vista-Gelendzhik and three from Cheetah. Following Zingarevich's 2021 takeover of Bulgarian side Botev Plovdiv, there were also a total of nine transfer movements with that club in the two transfer windows immediately after. Zingarevich then sold his shares in Fremad to American investors. As of 2023, the club still has ongoing cases with Zingarevich regarding unpaid debt accrued under his custodianship.[19]

External images
image icon Match poster for the club's home game against Nyborg G&IF on 17 April 1955 during their tenure in the Danish 3rd Division.
image icon Match poster for the 1971–72 Danish Cup final against Vejle BK on 11 May 1972, played at Københavns Idrætspark.
image icon Match poster for their European Cup Winners' Cup game against KS Besa, played at Valby Idrætspark, on 13 September 1972.
image icon Match poster for the local derby against B 1908, contested on 28 September 2014 as part of the 2014–15 season campaign.

Colours and crest

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BK Fremad Amager's official colour scheme is blue and white. The shirt design have had several variations to its design throughout the club's history. The club's first playing kit after its foundation was inspired by the blue and white striped shirt and black shorts worn by the players of one of the period's best Danish association football teams, Kjøbenhavns BK (KB). In the early years of the club, the shirt design was not standardised, and several variations (e.g. collars vs. round-necks, striped vs. single colour sleeves and the same number of stripes not aligned in the same formation) appeared during matches. A few years before the club's promotion to the KBUs Mesterskabsrække in the 1920s, an entire black home kit dominated by a red thick V-shaped pattern in the front and back, starting from the shoulders going all the way down to the players stomach/lower back, was adopted.[4] In 1945, a slow transition to a new shirt design was initiated, when the club's youth and senior teams started playing in a blue shirt with white collar and white sleeves, white shorts and blue socks, but did not completely leave the previous black/red shirt design behind until the following year.[4] For many years this kit design was mentioned directly in the second paragraph in the club's statutes (e.g. ratified on 2 February 2005), but the sentences have since February 2008 been simplified to only include a reference to a blue shirt, while the away kit can have different colours.[20][21] The current home kit's basic design consists of a blue shirt, white shorts and blue socks, which was first used in 1973.[4]

Combinations of or deviations from the home and away kit design have occurred, including temporarily using a third unofficial kit design or colour, to accommodate an unexpected situation before or during a match. During a 1927–28 KBUs Mesterskabsrække match against BK Frem at Københavns Idrætspark on 6 May 1928, the players was forced to change their outfit from red shirts and white shorts in the first half to red shirts and black shorts in the second half, because the combination were too similar to BK Frem's kit (red/blue vertical striped shirts and white shorts).[22] For the 1926–27 KBUs Mesterskabsrække campaign, the club used a secondary kit design consisting of a red and white halved jersey, black shorts and red socks, which was prominently featured in their first league fixture of the season against BK Frem and in the relegation play-off match at the end of the season against Handelsstandens BK.[23][24][25] A similar secondary kit design had been in use for the 1925 Fælledklubbernes Pokalturnering campaign, but with a blue and white colour scheme, resembling the traditional shirt design of Blackburn Rovers F.C.[26][27]

The current club crest was introduced in the summer of 1952, featuring a shield with the club's name in capital, oblique letters across the midsection in a left to right diagonal line, with a 1950-era 18-panel ball (model without laces) in the top left corner and the letter A (short for Amager) in the bottom right corner. It replaced the club's first crest, a circular emblem featuring a black and white vintage eight panel stitched ball with five laces on the left side (known from beginning of the 20th century, appearance identical to a basketball), with the name of the club in capital letters across the top section (the letters "R" and "A" interlocking each other and the letters "F" and "D" extended in a simplified calligraphy style). The club's second crest first featured on the player's left chest on the shirt at the start of the 1950s, but disappeared shortly hereafter, and did not reappear as a regular component until the 2000s. The names of the original designers of both crests are unknown. Professionalism in Danish association football was introduced during the 1970s, making way for prize checks to the players and shirt sponsors. The first sponsor displayed on the front of the player's shirts was the local company Storno, who signed a two-years contract for the period 1970–71. For the club's centenary celebrations in 2010, a special emblem was inscribed in a green-coloured wreath consisting of crossed conventionalized branches of the olive tree (similar to the flag of the United Nations) and text above and below the shield noting the centenary.

Uniform evolution

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Home kit

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1914–1920
1924–1946
1950s
201?–2013
2015–2017
2018–present

Away kit

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~1925
1926–1927
~1928
–2013
2016
2016–2017
2018–present

Kit manufacturers and shirt sponsors

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Years Kit manufacturer Main shirt sponsor Back of shirt sponsor
Brand Company name Brand Company name
2010–2012 Adidas Hotel Amager PUB N/A
2012–2014 Fagfolkenes Flytteforening Clausen's Service
2014–2016 City Container Hafnov's Ejendomsservice
2016–2019 HC Container various or none
2019 no sponsor (July–September) none
2019– Øens Erhvervsnetværk[a] none
  1. ^ Kofoeds Skole was featured on the front of the shirts at the cup match on 17 December 2020, while Malerfirma Schmeer A/S were the main shirt sponsors for the cup match on 10 February 2021.[28][29]

Grounds

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Boldklubben Fremad started placing at a field located across the road of the then "Cyklistpavillonen Alhambra Park" (demolished in 1916), where the club was originally founded. The field was later converted to a traffic hotspot/square now known as Sundbyvester Plads. In 1916 Amager Boldspil-Union (ABU) was assigned an area by the local municipality in the northern part of Amager, now known as Kløvermarken. The club started playing all their important matches in the local league and cup tournaments at a ground referred to as "Banen ved Kløvermarksvejen", which was located across a pumping station, handling most of the capital's waste water – hence, the isle is nicknamed "Lorteøen". The old ground was kept as a playing field for the reserve teams and the youth squads for a couple of years. In 1922, the club officially moved into Sundby Idrætspark (also referred to as "Banen ved Englandsvej"), which has been their home ground ever since. The club started playing several league and cup matches in 1926 at Københavns Idrætspark, when they were promoting the KBUs Mesterskabsrække. Due to the then-lack of facilities (spot lights etc.) and capacity at Sundby Idrætspark, some competitive matches in later years were moved to Valby Idrætspark and Gentofte Sportspark. In the summer of 2018, the playing field was converted to artificial grass and spot lights were installed.

First-team squad

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As of 10 September 2024[30]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Denmark DEN Mikkel Andersen
2 DF Denmark DEN Otto Dupont
3 DF Denmark DEN Magnus Gaunsbæk
4 DF Denmark DEN Mads-Emil Langberg
5 DF Denmark DEN Mads Julø
6 DF Netherlands NED Søren Reese
7 FW Norway NOR Kjetil Tøsse
8 MF Denmark DEN Kasper Nygaard Andersen
9 FW Lebanon LBN Hamid Khalidan
10 MF Denmark DEN Frederik Holst
11 FW Denmark DEN Lucas Ørneborg
12 MF Denmark DEN Hocine Derrar
15 MF Denmark DEN Hans Høllsberg
18 DF Denmark DEN Christian Troelsen
No. Pos. Nation Player
19 MF Denmark DEN Mikka Heller
20 DF Denmark DEN Daniel Mortensen
22 MF Denmark DEN Bertram Manniche
23 FW Denmark DEN Martin Lauritsen
25 FW Denmark DEN Alexander Petræus
24 GK Denmark DEN Victor Schönewolf-Greulich
26 MF Denmark DEN Mohamed Belmaillah
27 FW Denmark DEN Hüseyin Tümtürk
28 DF Denmark DEN Jeppe Brinch
29 DF Denmark DEN Louis Keita
30 GK Denmark DEN Hjalte Dalsgaard
45 FW Denmark DEN Christoffer Boateng
77 DF Netherlands NED Jerailly Wielzen

Youth players in use 2024-25

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Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player

Out on loan

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Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player

Notable former players

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See also: Category:Fremad Amager players

Retired numbers

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Retiring of shirt numbers is not a custom followed by the club's board. Only once have a number been officially retired in honor of the official fan club, the first incarnation of De Blå/Hvide Engle (1993–2008), as a reference to the fans being the twelfth man on the team.[31][32] The proposal, originally conceived by the fan club in the fall of 2007, was however short-lived and 12 was quickly reinstated as a valid shirt number in the wake of the introduction of an official fan club, named Øens Ørne (2008–2009), for the superstructure FC Amager. The original fan club was refounded in the fall of 2009.

12   Denmark De Blå/Hvide Engle (official fan club)

Personnel

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The club's residence since 1975, which also houses its administration.[2]

Current technical staff

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Position Name
Chairman of the Board
Chief Executive Officer
Sports manager Denmark Jacob "Gaxe" Gregersen[33]
Head coach Denmark Christian Iversen
Assistant coach Denmark John Bredal[34]
Physical Coach Denmark Benjamin Mortensen[34]
Physiotherapist Norway Jonathan Brun Bar-Yaacov[34]
Goalkeeping coach Denmark Thomas Frederiksen
Chairman (amateur section) Denmark Erik Truelsen[35][1]
Academy manager (AC Amager) Denmark Philip Hansen[36]

Head coach history

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Before the club's permanent introduction of a sovereign head coach/trainer, the line-up for each game and training for both the first team and the reserves was headed by members of a match selection committee – referred to as udtagelseskomite (UK) or spilleudvalg – that also consisted of representatives from the board and players, all headed by a chairman, and elected at the club's annual general meeting.[37][38] At times, the committee consisted of a single person, which was the case during the period 1966–1970 (headed by Leif Foli Andersen) – at a general meeting in late January 1971, this was changed to a committee of three members.[37] This was following by a period, where the head coach was dependent of the dispositions of the committee and their voting rights, until the committee in itself was ultimately abolished in the 1980s. The person responsible for direction of the first senior team has since traditionally been given the title of head coach/trainer, and the position was first held by Sophus Hansen in 1928.[39] The Amager-based club introduced the manager title for the first time on 1 January 2002, when Michele Guarini assumed the role as both manager and head coach/trainer. Between 27 October 2006 and 29 March 2007, Benny Johansen was given the title of manager/sports director with the primary responsibility for e.g. tactical match team composition, playing strategy and training planning, while Peer F. Hansen was given the title of first senior team coach/trainer and second in line under the manager.[40][41] The tasks related to the manager/sports director position have varied, but more responsibilities have generally been given to the head coach.

Former player Ole Bloch and the then UK-chairman Poul Mathiasen acted as temporary coaches during two league matches on 7 and 14 November 1976, when the newly appointed head coach, Flemming Olsen, became absent due to a pre-scheduled course stay in Switzerland – they are hence not ranked in the official list of head coaches.[42] Flemming Olsen was first supposed to take over the team's training from 1 January 1977, but his tenure was pushed ahead of time, when Arne Sørensen was hospitalised the day before a league match on 31 October 1976.[43] Due to head coach Benny Johansen's double bypass surgery at a London hospital in January 2005, the assistant coach Peer F. Hansen and the coach for the reserves, Jan Zirk, took care of the training and headed the friendlies for several weeks during the winter break, until the head coach officially returned ahead of the spring season's first match on 6 March 2005.[44]

Following the declaration of bankruptcy of the professional superstructure, FC Amager, on 30 March 2009, the reserve team of BK Fremad Amager did formally not obtain an official status as the amateur club's new first senior men's team until the end of the 2008–09 season, when the league license was returned to the club.[45] Effective immediately, all players and the coaching staff were released from their contractual obligations with FC Amager, including Michael Madsen. Hence, Lars Randrup, who was the head coach for the club's reserve team in the Copenhagen Series between 30 March and 30 June 2009, is not regarded as the club's official head coach during the intervening period.[46][47] The Amager-club's first and only coaching-duo, Kim Petersen and Alex Andreasen, shared the role and responsibilities of head and assistant coach evenly in the fall season of 2009.[48] After eight months as head coach for the team, Azrudin "Vali" Valentić became first team coach in the club on 1 July 2019, when Olof Mellberg becoming manager in a new structure of the coaching staff, resembling a British-style constellation.[49]

Name Nationality From To Refs
Sophus Hansen  Denmark 12 September 1927 1928 [50][51]
Carl "Skoma'r" Hansen  Denmark 11 October 1933 5 November 1933 [52][53]
Emil Asmussen  Denmark 1937? December 1944 [54][55]
Niels Peter Hansen  Denmark 3 January 1945 31 May 1951 [55][56][57]
Arne Kleven  Denmark 1 August 1951 30 June 1954 [56][57][58]
Kaj Frandsen  Denmark 1 July 1954 30 June 1956 [58][59][60]
Niels Peter Hansen  Denmark 1 July 1956 31 December 1958 [60][61]
Alfred Mogensen  Denmark 1 January 1959 8 November 1959 [62][63]
Arnold Olsen  Denmark 1 January 1960 31 December 1960 [64][65]
Niels Peter Hansen  Denmark 1 January 1961 31 December 1962 [66]
Oluf Wiborg  Denmark 1 January 1963 31 December 1965 [67][68]
Alois Pheiffer  Austria 1 January 1966 31 December 1966 [68][69][70]
Erling Sørensen  Denmark 1 January 1967 31 December 1970 [71][72]
Knud Petersen  Denmark 1 January 1971 31 December 1972 [37][73]
Harald Gronemann  Denmark 1 January 1973 31 December 1973 [73][38][74]
Arne Sørensen  Denmark 1 January 1974 30 October 1976 [75][43]
Flemming Olsen [a]  Denmark 30 October 1976 31 December 1977 [43][42][76][39]
Peter Dahl  Denmark 2 January 1978 20 August 1981 [76][77]
Finn Willy Sørensen  Denmark 20 August 1981 31 December 1984 [77][78]
Erling Rydbirk  Denmark 1 January 1985 31 December 1987 [78][79]
John Sinding  Denmark 1 January 1988 17 August 1990 [79][80][81]
Poul Mathiasen †  Denmark 18 August 1990 October 1990 [80][82][83][84]
Flemming Karlsen †  Denmark October 1990 October 1990 [84][85]
Tonni "Numme" Nielsen  Denmark 1 January 1991 12 October 1995 [86][87]
Ole Rasmussen †  Denmark 12 October 1995 22 October 1995 [87][88]
Torben Storm  Denmark 23 October 1995 30 June 1998 [88][89][90]
Michael Schäfer  Denmark 1 July 1998 30 June 2001 [91][92]
Jean Cetti Jensen  Denmark 1 July 2001 21 August 2001 [93][94]
Torben "Theo" Hansen †  Denmark 21 August 2001 17 September 2001 [95][96]
Michele Guarini  Denmark 24 September 2001 30 September 2004 [96][97]
Benny Johansen [b]  Denmark 4 October 2004 27 October 2006 [97][40]
Peer F. Hansen  Denmark 27 October 2006 29 May 2007 [40][98][99]
Jakob Friis-Hansen  Denmark 29 May 2007 5 May 2008 [99][100]
Michael Madsen †  Denmark 7 May 2008 30 June 2008 [101][102][45]
Michael Madsen S  Denmark 1 July 2008S 30 March 2009S [101][102][45]
Kim Petersen & Alex Andreasen  Denmark &  Denmark 1 July 2009 31 December 2009 [46][48][47][45]
Kjeld Uhre Møller  Denmark 1 January 2010 30 June 2011 [103][46]
Martin Jungsgaard  Denmark 1 July 2011 22 June 2012 [104][105]
Peer F. Hansen  Denmark 23 June 2012 14 October 2012 [105][106][107]
Tim Ilsø  Denmark 15 October 2012 30 June 2014 [108][109]
John "Faxe" Jensen  Denmark 1 July 2014 30 June 2018 [109][110]
Jan Michaelsen  Denmark 1 July 2018 30 October 2018 [111][112]
Azrudin "Vali" Valentić  Bosnia and Herzegovina 31 October 2018 30 June 2019 [113][49]
Olof Mellberg  Sweden 1 July 2019 3 September 2019 [49][114]
Azrudin "Vali" Valentić  Bosnia and Herzegovina 3 September 2019 7 January 2021 [115][116]
Joakim Mattsson  Sweden 15 January 2021 17 May 2021 [117][118]
Jesper Christiansen †  Denmark 17 May 2021 17 June 2021 [118]
Peter Løvenkrands  Denmark 18 June 2021 26 June 2022 [119][34][120]
John Bredal †  Denmark 27 June 2022 16 July 2022
Michael Hemmingsen  Denmark 17 July 2022 2 December 2022 [120]
Carit Falch  Denmark 4 January 2023 26 March 2024 [121]
Christian Iversen  Denmark 26 March 2024 Present [122]
  • †: Persons with this symbol in the "Name" column are italicised to denote caretaker appointments.
  • ‡: Persons with this symbol in the "Name" column denote status as a playing head coach/trainer.
  • S: Fremad Amager participated in the professional superstructure, FC Amager (July 2008 – March 2009), effectively making it the club's official representative/first senior men's team.
  1. ^ A course stay in Switzerland
  2. ^ Extended sick leave

Honours and accolades

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Domestic

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  • ‡: Honour achieved by the reserve team.
  • 1: Level 1: Danmarksmesterskabsturneringen (1927–1929), Mesterskabsserien (1929–1940), Danmarksturneringen (1940–1945), 1. division (1945–1990), Superligaen (1991–present)
  • 2: Level 2: Oprykningsserien (1929–1936), II. Serie (1936–1940), 2. division (1945–1990), Kvalifikationsligaen (1992s, 1993s, 1994s, 1995s), 1. division (1991–present)
  • 3: Level 3: III. Serie (1936–1940), 3. division (1945–1990), 2. division (1991–present)
  • 4: Level 4: Kvalifikationsturneringen (1946–1965), Kvalifikationsrækken (1996–2000), Danmarksserien for herrer (1966–present)
  • 5: Level 5 (Level 1 under DBU Copenhagen): KBUs Mesterskabsrække (1920–1936), KBUs A-række (1936–1947), Københavnsserien A / Københavnsserien B (1947–1977), Københavnsserien (1978–present)
  • 6: Level 6 (Level 2 under DBU Copenhagen): KBUs A-række (1920–1936), KBUs B-række (1936–1947), KBUs Mellemrække (1947–1984), KBUs Serie 1 (1985–2011), DBU København Serie 1 (2011–present)
  • 7: Level 7 (Level 3 under DBU Copenhagen): KBUs Deltagerturnering & KBUs Forstadsturnering (1920–21), KBUs B-række (1921–1936), KBUs C-række (1944–1947), KBUs A-række (1947–1984), KBUs Serie 2 (1985–2011), DBU København Serie 2 (2011–present)

European

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Achievements

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For a statistical breakdown by season, see List of Fremad Amager seasons.

In 1912, two years after the club's formation, the club joined Amager Boldspil-Union (ABU) and later also participated in tournaments organized by Københavns Forstadsklubbers Boldspil Union (KFBU). The club became an extraordinary member of the Copenhagen Football Association (KBU) in 1920 and a full member in 1921, enabling the club to participate in the leagues organized by the regional organization, between 1920 and 1927, but did not qualify for the national championship play-offs, Landsfodboldturneringen. Since 1927, Fremad Amager have primarily played in the top three tiers of the Danish football league system with the exception of four seasons during two periods (1963–1964 and 2009/10–2010/11). Due to the league structures, between the 1927–28 and 1935–36 seasons, the club was made to play in both a national and regional league, which is reflected in the overview below.

References

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55°38′47″N 12°35′57″E / 55.64639°N 12.59917°E / 55.64639; 12.59917

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