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Prindse-Bark 64 guns (Sail battleships (ships of the line))
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Danmark 66 (1818) - Discarded 1856 (Sail battleships (ships of the line))
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Prindsesse Vilhelmine Caroline 60 (1769) (Sail battleships (ships of the line))
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Island 50/60 (c. 1751) (Sail battleships (ships of the line))
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Spes 38-66 (c. 1612) - BU 1673 (Sail battleships (ships of the line))
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Tre Kroner 84 (c. 1664) - Scuttled as part of Trekroner battery, 1713 (Sail battleships (ships of the line))
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Denmark has a mix of Scandinavian and continental styles. Its laws on prices and drinking are roughly the same as those of the rest of Europe, but its social policies and political structure are remarkably close to those of Scandinavia. Social Welfare and living standards in Denmark are high and political. For tourists, Denmark is the most convenient country in Scandinavia, both in terms of price and distance. As a result, many tourists prefer to arrive in Denmark by sea to experience the unique natural scenery.
There are about 151 ships on the way to Denmark, and the details are recorded in this random tool. These ships have been carrying the main responsibility of escorting passengers and cargo since the early 16th century. When you look closely at the generator, you can find complete information about the ships that have transported to and from Denmark in the past and now, it includes the full name of the vessel, the classification and class of the vessel, the time of carriage of the vessel, and the route carried by vessel.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of ships of the line of Denmark.
