Administrative division of Denmark in Medieval times. The different colors indicate the division in sysler in Jutland while the red lines indicate borders between herreder (hundreds). Dotted red lines indicate newer borders.

Note:The four purely ecclesiastic sysler on Zealand are not included on this map.

The map is made by professor Johannes Steenstrup (died 1935) for use in Danmarks Riges Historie (1900) and is in Public Domain because of the age.

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This is a retouched picture, which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Modifications: Hardsyssel in Jutland, Denmark. The original can be viewed here: Administrative division of denmark in medieval times.jpg: . Modifications made by Nico-dk.