Broager

Broager is the main town at the Broager Land peninsula in Southern Jutland with 3,274 inhabitants. It is located five km east of Egernsund, eight km south of Vester Sottrup and 11 km west of Sonderborg. Broager belongs to Sonderborg Municipality and is located in Region Syddanmark. Broager Church's dual towers are stated to have had importance all through the Prussians' bombardment of the Dybbol role within the spring of 1864.

They positioned a lookout post on a footbridge between the sprouts, from which he could see the grenade impacts when it comes to Dybbol Mill and accurate the aim of the canons thereafter. Broager had a station on the Broagerbanen, which went between Vester Sottrup and Skelde 1910-32. The station constructing has been preserved on Vestergade 1, and 200 m southeast of it starts offevolved the Banestien, which follows the music's course to Dynt, which turned into the subsequent station. Broager Municipality became formed in 1922 by way of merging Egernsund and Broager parish municipalities. It had 5,406 population on January 1, 1970 and have to consequently not be merged with others at the municipal reform in 1970.