Fredensborg Municipality

Fredensborg Kommune is a Danish municipality in the northeast of the island of Zealand. It was created on 1 January 2007 as part of local government reform by combining the existing municipalities Fredensborg - Humlebæk and Karlebo.

Fredensborg municipality has a total population of 39 462 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2013 ) and an area of ​​112.10 km ². It is part of the Capital Region. The seat of government is in Kokkedal.

Villages in the municipality

The area contains the following parish communities (Danish: Sogn ) and villages with over 200 inhabitants ( byer as defined by the Danish Bureau of Statistics ). Statistically part of the suburb Espergaerde which rises to a small part of the Helsingør municipality into Humlebæk Sogn, since 1 January 2009 for the settlement area Helsingør and therefore is shown with a population of zero in the table these are the places marked A. The village Nivå Havn, in the 309 inhabitants lived (as of 2009 ), has been one of 1 January 2010, statistically the settlement area Humlebæk, in the table, this village is marked with B.. The city spans Hørsholm Hørsholm municipality of the same name, the municipality and the Rudersdal Karlebo Sogn, in the table, the city is marked with C.