Skaerbaek

Skaerbaek is a town with a populace of 3,062 and a former municipality on the coast of Tonder municipality in Region of Southern Denmark on the Jutland peninsula in south Denmark. The former Skaerbaek municipality blanketed an area of 360 rectangular kilometres and had a total populace of seven,294. The municipality blanketed the island of Romo, the southernmost of Denmark's a part of the North Frisian Islands. The island, which lies within the Wadden Sea about 6.5 kilometres from the mainland, is a popular seashore area inside the summer time, and is connected to the mainland by means of a avenue Rmovej going for walks throughout a causeway.

There is ferry service from the harbour on Romo to some other famous summer time island, the German island of Sylt, much less than four kilometres south of Rmo. On January 1, 2007, Skaerbaek municipality ceased to exist as the end result of Kommunalreformen. It was merged with Bredebro, Hojer, Logumkloster, Norre-Rangstrup, and Tonder municipalities to form the brand new Tonder municipality. This created a municipality with a place of 1,352 rectangular kilometres and a total population of forty two,645.