Uthörn
55°02′N 8°26′E
Uthörn (German pronunciation: [ˈuːtˌhœʁn]; Danish: Udhjørne Holm) is a small German island adjacent to the Sylt island in the district of Nordfriesland, and as such it is Germany's northernmost isle right after Sylt proper. It belongs to the List municipality.
Terrain
55°02′N 8°26′E
Overview
Uthörn (German pronunciation: [ˈuːtˌhœʁn]; Danish: Udhjørne Holm) is a small German island adjacent to the Sylt island in the district of Nordfriesland, and as such it is Germany's northernmost isle right after Sylt proper. It belongs to the List municipality.
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Nearest islands
Also in North Frisian Islands
Föhr
82.8 km²▲ 11 m
Major islands
Sylt
57.3 km²▲ 53 m
Major islands
Amrum
27.9 km²▲ 32 m
Major islands
Pellworm
37.6 km²▲ 16 m
Minor islands
Süderoogsand
14.6 km²▲ 2 m
Minor islands
Langeneß
10.2 km²▲ 7 m
Minor islands
Norderoogsand
9.4 km²▲ 2 m
Minor islands
Hooge
5.7 km²▲ 8 m
Minor islands
Also in Frisian Islands
Texel
159 km²▲ 24 m
Major islands
Rømø
129 km²▲ 3 m
Major islands
Terschelling
85.2 km²▲ 31 m
Major islands
Föhr
82.8 km²▲ 11 m
Major islands
Fanø
60.7 km²▲ 21 m
Major islands
Ameland
57.4 km²▲ 24 m
Major islands
Sylt
57.3 km²▲ 53 m
Major islands
Schiermonnikoog
43.7 km²▲ 20 m
Major islands
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Facts
Photographs
- Sylt Uthörn HDR. Magnus Manske / CC BY-SA 3.0