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Dræet is a small Danish island off the northern coast of Funen and south of Æbelø, located in Nordfyn municipality. The island covers an area of . It has been uninhabited since 1960, but there are still remains of buildings on the island. It was purchased by the Aage V. Jensen Funds in 1995 and is protected.

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It sits within the topics Geography of Nordfyn Municipality and Islands of Denmark.

Its subject is documented across 5 Wikipedia language editions.

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Instance of
island
Country
Denmark
Area
0.28
Elevation
2
Body of water
Kattegat
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Dræet is a small Danish island off the northern coast of Funen and south of Æbelø, located in Nordfyn municipality. The island covers an area of . It has been uninhabited since 1960, but there are still remains of buildings on the island. It was purchased by the Aage V. Jensen Funds in 1995 and is protected.

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Excerpted from Wikipedia’s “Dræet” article, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.

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