Non-Directional Beacons (NDBs) in Denmark :

		NDB Aalborg *GL	DNK-204
		NDB Aarhus *TL	DNK-293
		NDB Billund *GE	DNK-214
		NDB Billund *LO	DNK-208
		NDB Blaavandshuk Lt. *BH	DNK-216
		NDB Esbjerg *EJ	DNK-241
		NDB Esbjerg *HP	DNK-217
		NDB Hammerodde DGPS	DNK-285
		NDB Hammerodde Lt. *MN	DNK-247
		NDB Hanstholm Lt. *HM	DNK-249
		NDB Hirsholm Lt. *HO	DNK-251
		NDB Karup *KA	DNK-255
		NDB Karup *KP	DNK-256
		NDB Kobnhavn-Roskilde *RK	DNK-229
		NDB Kolding *KD	DNK-218
		NDB Odense-Beldringe *FE	DNK-298
		NDB Rodby-Maribo *MB	DNK-276
		NDB Rönne-Fauna *FAU	DNK-243
		NDB Sindal *SD	DNK-230
		NDB Skive *HY	DNK-235
		NDB Skive *SV	DNK-221
		NDB Skrydstrup *SP	DNK-237
		NDB Skrydstrup-Vojens *VO	DNK-295
		NDB Sonderborg *IN	DNK-300
		NDB Sonderborg *SB	DNK-244
		NDB Stauning *AU	DNK-291
		NDB Stauning *VJ	DNK-270
		NDB Thisted-East *TE	DNK-259
		NDB Thisted-West *TW	DNK-258
		NDB Tirstrup *ML	DNK-262
		NDB Tirstrup *TU	DNK-222
		NDB Vesta *VES	DNK-286

 

Besides the normal morse code, stations of scandinavian countries (DNK, S, NOR, FIN) have the following additional letters:

.-.- . = .Ä Æ
.--.- .= .Å
---.. = .Ö. Ø

 

See here 2 charts from the nautical handbook of 1951, showing all marine NDBs in Denmark, and the other countries around

NDBs connected with a black line operated on a 'time-shared' basis (each station 1 or 2 minutes), using the same frequency. They are all gone since about the end of the 1980s.

 

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