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Falster

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Falster , island (1992 pop. 42,940), 198 sq mi (513 sq km), Storstrøm co., SE Denmark, in the Baltic Sea. Nykøbing is the chief city. The island's southern tip, Gedser Odde, is the southernmost point in Denmark. Falster has much fertile soil; sugar beets, fruit, and grain are the main crops. The island's east coast is a summer resort area. Author not available, FALSTER. , The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition 2007 ... Read more
Falster
Falster, Denmark Falstriam An island whose name is derived from the Old Danish fjala ‘hiding place’. Read more
Nykøbing
Nykøbing, Denmark Three towns, in Jutland and on the islands of Falster and Sjælland, have this name meaning ‘New Market Town’ Read more

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