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Aarhus is Denmark's second-largest city, located on the eastern coast of Jutland, with an urban population of about 301,000 people. As the administrative center of Aarhus Municipality, it serves as a major hub in Denmark outside of the capital, Copenhagen.
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- Population
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- Area
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- Elevation
- 105
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- 8220
- P8168
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Aarhus (prononciation en danois : /ˈɒːhuːˀs/ ), officiellement orthographié Århus avant le 1er janvier 2011, est la deuxième ville du Danemark par le nombre d'habitants. Aarhus est une ville portuaire importante, située dans la région de Jutland, sur la côte est de la péninsule danoise, et donnant sur le Kattegat. La ville seule comptait 277 086 habitants en 2019, la commune 345 332 habitants. La région métropolitaine d'Aarhus compte près de 1,4 million d'habitants. La ville se dit être la capitale du Jutland ; elle a été le chef-lieu d’un amt puis, depuis la réforme communale de 2007, d’une commune, tous deux homonymes. La commune fait partie de la région du Jutland-Central. En 1960, Aarhus partage le prix de l'Europe avec Bruges.
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