Danish Islands By Single Hint - Statistics

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Was taken over by the USSR post-WW2 to 1946	Bornholm	90%
Home to the capital of Denmark	Zealand	90%
Has the southernmost point in all of Denmark	Falster	80%
Hans Christian Andersen is from here	Funen	80%
Famous for salt	Læsø	80%
Hosts a large festival with the same name every year	Langeland	80%
The deadliest battle in the 1864 war happened next to this island	Als	70%
Used to be a garbage dump	Amager	70%
Has the closest thing to a desert in Denmark	Anholt	70%
You can drive there when the tide is low	Mandø/Rømø	70%
Thrusted right between Jutland, Funen and Zealand	Samsø	70%
Polish farmers were once hired to cultivate crops here	Lolland	60%
Famous for its giant marble-white cliff	Møn	60%
You can go on "seal-safari" here	Fanø	50%
Home to Jesperhus	Mors	50%
2nd biggest island in Denmark, which many people mistake for mainland	Northern Jutland	50%
Small artificial island that you drive on when crossing Øresund by car	Peberholm	50%
Complimentary to the above	Saltholm	50%
The biggest island in Roskilde Fjord	Orø	30%
The biggest town is called Vindeby	Tåsinge	30%

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