Aarhus County, Denmark1 
F, #993025, b. 1793, d. 1 January 2007
| Father* | Jutland, Denmark |
| Mother* | Denmark, Europe1 |
| Relationship | Distant relative of Robert Michael Damon |
Aarhus Country, Denmark Map
Aarhus Country, Denmark Location
Places
| Place | Info |
|---|---|
Århus Amt, Denmark | In 1793: Part of: Denmark. |
| Aarhus County, Denmark | In 1793: Part of: Denmark. |
Related Places
| Our Role | Place | Info |
|---|---|---|
| From | North Denmark Region, Denmark | In 2007: Part of: Denmark From: Viborg County, Denmark, North Jutland County, Denmark and Aarhus County, Denmark. |
| From | Nordjylland, Denmark | In 2007: Part of: Denmark From: Viborg Amt, Denmark, Nordjyllands Amt, Denmark and Århus Amt, Denmark. |
| Part of | Central Denmark Region, Denmark | In 2007: Part of: Denmark, Vejle County, Denmark, Ringkjøbing County, Denmark, Viborg County, Denmark and Aarhus County, Denmark. |
| From | Midtjylland, Denmark | In 2007: Part of: Denmark, Europe From: Vejle Amt, Denmark, Ringkjøbing Amt, Denmark, Viborg Amt, Denmark and Århus Amt, Denmark. |
Maps
| In 1793, The counties were reorganized into few counties, plus some counties were added in new territory: Copenhagen County, Frederiksborg County, Aarhus County, Ribe County, Vejle County, Viborg County, Bornholm, Maribo County, Præstø County, Svendborg County, Skanderborg County, Roskilde County, Randers County, Aalborg County, Thisted County, Hjørring County, Holbaek County, Odense County, Aabenraa-Sønderborg County, Aabenraa County, Sønderborg County, Sorø, Tønder County, Haderslev County and Ringkjøbing County |  Map of Denmark 1793-1970 |
| In 1970 the Counties were reorganized down to 15 Counties: Nordjyllands Amt, Aarhus County, Vejle County, Viborg County, Bornholm Regional Municipality, Copenhagen Municipality, Frederiksberg Municipality, Copenhagen County, Frederiksborg County, Roskilde County, West Zealand County, Storstrøm County, Funen Country, South Jutland County, Ribe County and Ringkjøbing County |  Denmark Counties 1970-2007 |
Aarhus County (Aarhus County, Denmark) was formed in 1793.2 She was the daughter of Jutland, Denmark and Denmark, Europe.1 Aarhus County (Aarhus County, Denmark) was disolved on 1 January 2007 becoming Central Denmark and North Denmark Region.2
Aarhus County, Denmark received territory from the disolving of Skanderborg County on 1 April 1970.1 Aarhus County, Denmark received territory from the disolving of Randers County on 1 April 1970.1 Aarhus County provided the territory to form North Denmark Region on 1 January 2007.3 Aarhus County provided the territory to form Central Denmark on 1 January 2007.3
) was formed in 1793.2 She was the daughter of Jutland, Denmark and Denmark, Europe.1 Aarhus County (Aarhus County, Denmark) was disolved on 1 January 2007 becoming Central Denmark and North Denmark Region.2Aarhus County, Denmark received territory from the disolving of Skanderborg County on 1 April 1970.1 Aarhus County, Denmark received territory from the disolving of Randers County on 1 April 1970.1 Aarhus County provided the territory to form North Denmark Region on 1 January 2007.3 Aarhus County provided the territory to form Central Denmark on 1 January 2007.3
| Charts | Navagation Tree of Non-Persons Navagation list of Non-Persons Navagation Tree of Places (#1) Navagation Tree of Places (#2) Navagation list of Places |
| Last Edited | 2 Nov 2025 |
Citations
- [S260] Wikipedia, online http://en.wikipedia.org/
- [S260] Wikipedia, online http://en.wikipedia.org/, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aarhus_County
- [S260] Wikipedia, online http://en.wikipedia.org/, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regions_of_Denmark