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Capital city: Copenhagen
Area: 16,639 sq miles (43,094 sq km)
Population: 5,400,000
Official language: Danish
Major religions:Christian 90%, other 10%
Government: Multiparty democracy
Currency: Danish kroner
Adult literacy rate: 99%
Life expectancy: 77 years
People per doctor: 294
Televisions: 585 per 1,000 people
THE LONG, NARROW Jutland Peninsula that makes up mainland Denmark extends from Germany toward Norway and Sweden. To the east of the peninsula more than a hundred islands make up the rest of the country. Denmark is the most southerly country in Scandinavia and is one of the flattest lands in the world. Like its neighbors, it enjoys political stability and a high standard of living. Industry has developed rapidly, and today a third of the people work in small factories.
