Geomorfologisk kort over Danmark, 1:200 000, version 3

The geomorphological map shows landscape types in the Danish landscape. The specific landscape types have mutual common features, which can be associated to the formation processes that created them. Most of the landscape types are formed by glaciers during the glacial periods and melt water from the glaciers. In post glacial time landscapes are formed in the sea and along coasts. Landscapes are formed along rivers, in lakes and bogs, and wind has formed landscapes. Pre-Quaternary rocks is characterizing the landscape where bedrock is surface near on Bornholm and in northern Jutland. Deep-seated tectonic movements have led to formation of valleys at the surface. Eventually human activity has created landscape by reclaiming areas, digging activities and landfilling. The landscape types on the geomorphological map are interpreted by means of topographic maps, geological maps and very much the digital terrain model of Denmark. Furthermore, earlier interpretations of the landscape are largely considered. In version 3 the whole country is mapped. However, the lineation has not been fully mapped in Jutland north of Horsens. Zealand and the islands were compiled in 2013 and revised in 2018. South Jutland and Funen were compiled in 2018, while the north of Jutland was mapped in 2022.