Rødby Fjord

Rødby Fjord extends along the northern coast of Lolland island, forming a water channel that penetrates inland from the Baltic Sea.

The fjord experienced substantial modifications during the 20th century when local authorities implemented drainage systems to prevent flooding in surrounding agricultural lands.

Local farmers maintain agricultural traditions around the fjord, particularly focusing on sugar beet cultivation in the reclaimed lands near the water.

Visitors can access the fjord area through the nearby town of Rødby, which connects to Copenhagen via regular train services and the E47 highway.

The drainage system at Kramnitse pumping station continues to regulate water levels in the fjord, protecting the surrounding farmland from sea water intrusion.

Location: Lolland Municipality

GPS coordinates: 54.72279,11.29043

Latest update: March 7, 2025 08:31