Lolland Municipality

Lolland Municipality is an administrative area in Region Zealand comprising farmland, coastal zones, and towns such as Nakskov and Maribo. The territory includes diverse landscapes that blend rural and urban spaces across multiple connected communities.

The municipality took its current form in 2007 when seven separate administrative units merged under the Danish Municipal Reform. This restructuring consolidated governance across the region and created the integrated territory known today.

Maribo Cathedral serves as a gathering place and reflects the region's connection to faith and tradition through its architecture and interior design. Walking through the building reveals how religious life has shaped the local community over centuries.

Maribo functions as the administrative hub where municipal services are based and concentrated. The region consists of separate towns spread across the territory, so having transportation helps when exploring different areas.

The area is notable for extensive sugar beet cultivation that supplies Denmark's sugar production, with major harvesting operations occurring each autumn. This seasonal agricultural activity shapes the local economy and landscape during fall months.

Location: Region Zealand

Inception: January 1, 2007

Capital city: Maribo

Elevation above the sea: 2 m

Shares border with: Guldborgsund Municipality

Website: http://lolland.dk

GPS coordinates: 54.76944,11.42444

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:48