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x BILINguAL TOPOgRAPHIC gLOSSARy1 South of 1920 Border German Danish Achtrup Agtrup Angeln2 Angel Bredstedt Bredsted Eiderstedt Ejdersted Flensburg Flensborg Friedrichstadt Frederiksstad Gottorf (also Gottorp) Gottorp Idstedt Isted Leck Læk Niebüll Nibøl Rodenäs Rødenæs Schlei Slien Schleswig Slesvig Schwansen Svans Schwesing Svesing Süderlügum Sønder Løgum Sylt Sild Viöl Fjolde xi North of 1920 Border Danish German Aabenraa Apenrade Emmerlev Emmerleff Haderslev Hadersleben Højer Hoyer Kongeå Königsau Ribe Ripen Sønderborg Sonderburg Tinglev Tingleff Tønder Tondern Ubjerg Uberg Notes 1. This list covers Sleswig topographic designations that occur in the text, but does not include dynastic names and designations that are identical in both languages or merely differ in spelling conventions. 2. The text uses the English/Latin term Anglia. ...

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