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Flinterenden^{[Note 1]} which the Swedish fleet nevertheless had problems navigating to join their British and Dutch allies in the bombardment of Copenhagen and troop landings at Humlebæk in August of that year.
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Links[edit]

Flakfortet
Ole Judichær
Battle of Saltholm
Denmark Expedition Memorial
Landing at Humlebæk
Øresund

There is also a small street in Copenhagen, off Amagerbrogade, by the name of Flinterenden^[1]

Pilotage

Sweden Marine Charts Flintrännan (Marine Chart : SE_SE5EHYPF) Flintrännan (Marine Chart : SE_SE5EHYPF)

Notes[edit]

^ Flinterenden - the strategic 15 Km passage at the southern end of Øresund, between Saltholm and Skåne, before the Baltic Sea. So called because the bottom is comprised of flint and chalk. Depth of some seven meters.
^ As the waterway is now firmly under Swedish jurisdiction in the 21st century, the Swedish version of the name is preferred for this article

References[edit]

^ Google Maps

Citations[edit]

Partially based on the Swedish Wikipedia article of the same name sv:Flintrännan
Swedish Pilot - Malmø Area

[1] Flinterenden - the strategic 15 Km passage at the southern end of Øresund, between Saltholm and Skåne, before the Baltic Sea. So called because the bottom is comprised of flint and chalk. Depth of some seven meters.

[2] As the waterway is now firmly under Swedish jurisdiction in the 21st century, the Swedish version of the name is preferred for this article

[3] Google Maps

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