Soften

Soften is a small Danish city in Jutland, kind of 3 kilometers south of Hinnerup and just northwest of Aarhus. Soften has a populace of two,722. Archaeological surveys of the place, imply the earliest settlements dates to the Nordic Iron Age. Soften is placed within an area defined by way of a small river valley. The river valley, formed topographically due to Weichselian glaciation over the last Ice Age, and runs along the North and West aspects of Soften metropolis.

The place is extraordinarily hilly, with slopes leading toward the river valley north of Soften. The slender wetland of Damsbro Mose runs along the northeast and southwerst facets of Soften Valley. Damsbro Mose is a wetland vicinity, with a very excessive water table, encompassing both banks of the river Lillea between Soften and Hinnerup. The large marshland vicinity is a mixture of rich fen, swamp woodland, lakes within the form of vintage gravel pits and fertilized cultivated meadows.