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    Denmark is a constitutional monarchy where Queen Margrethe II has no real political power and the parliament, Folketinget, is the country's highest authority. Denmark proper is a lowland area that lies, on average, not more than 100 feet above sea level, with soils that generally rest on glacially deposited gravel, sand, and clay underneath ancient chalk and limestone. The country is directly attached to continental Europe and has scenic boundaries representing the extreme limit reached by Scandinavian and Baltic ice sheets.

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    Denmark is a constitutional monarchy where Queen Margrethe II has no real political power and the parliament, Folketinget, is the country's highest authority. Denmark proper is a lowland area that lies, on average, not more than 100 feet above sea level, with soils that generally rest on glacially deposited gravel, sand, and clay underneath ancient chalk and limestone. The country is directly attached to continental Europe and has scenic boundaries representing the extreme limit reached by Scandinavian and Baltic ice sheets.

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    Denmark

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    Denmark is a constitutional monarchy where Queen Margrethe II has no real political power and the parliament, Folketinget, is the country's highest authority. Denmark proper is a lowland area that lies, on average, not more than 100 feet above sea level, with soils that generally rest on glacially deposited gravel, sand, and clay underneath ancient chalk and limestone. The country is directly attached to continental Europe and has scenic boundaries representing the extreme limit reached by Scandinavian and Baltic ice sheets.

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    Denmark is a constitutional monarchy.

    Queen Margrethe II has no real political power, and the


    parliament, Folketinget, is the country's highest authority.
    Denmark is attached directly to continental Europe.

    Relief

    Denmark proper is a lowland area that lies, on average, not more than 100 feet (30 meters) above
    sea level.

    A scenic boundary representing the extreme limit reached by the Scandinavian and Baltic ice
    sheets runs from Nissum Fjord on the western coast of Jutland eastward toward Viborg, from there
    swinging sharply south down the spine of the peninsula toward Åbenrå and the German city of
    Flensburg, just beyond the Danish frontier.

    Soils

    In most of Denmark the soil rests on glacially deposited gravel, sand, and clay, under which lie
    ancient chalk and limestone.

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