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Stells [14]
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Which country occupies the Jutland Peninsula? Denmark Finland Norway Sweden

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kramer3 years ago
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Jutland Peninsula is home to the majority of land of Denmark: the correct answer is "Denmark".

Additionally, a small part of the Jutland Peninsula is occupied by Germany - in the South of the Peninsula. (including the German city Kiel).

The name comes from the historical people, Jutes.
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