Jyllinge

Jyllinge is a metropolis placed on the japanese seashores of Roskilde Fjord, midway among Roskilde and Frederiksværk, Roskilde Municipality, some forty km west of Copenhagen, Denmark. The original fishing village is surrounded through large areas of Single-own family indifferent houses. As of one January 2015, it had a population of 10,092. Jyllinge is first stated in 1171 as Iuleghe, possibly derived from Iula, that means "the yellow', an old name for Lilleø, and from Old Danish eki, that means "all rightforest".

The village consisted of a aggregate of fishermen and farmers. The fishing took place from small boats on the fiord and changed into mainly for eal. In 1861, the village had 28 fishermen and 21 boats. The first primitive harbor was constructed in 1870. It noticed a modest expansion in 1906 and a boatyard opened in 1909. In 1926, a collection of fishermen based Jyllinge Fish Exports. A new harbor was built among 1956 and 1969. The city has skilled big increase after World War II, prospering from its place near Roskilde and Copenhagen.