Avernakø

Avernakø is a Danish island south of Funen. The island covers an area of 6 km² and has about 100 inhabitants.

Originally, Avernakø was two separate islands, "Korshavn" and "Avernak". In 1937 the two islands were connected by a dam named "Drejet" ("The Turn"), due to its peculiar shape.

Main occupations are agriculture and tourism. Children attend the school at the nearby island Lyø.

Ferry

Ø-Færgen operates a ferry between Faaborg, Avernakø and Lyø (crossing time is 30 and 70 minutes respectively).

External links

• Island website (in Danish)
• Short information about the island
• Location of Avernakø
• Avernako harbor website

55°01′N 10°17′E / 55.017°N 10.283°E / 55.017; 10.283

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Islands of Denmark

Baltic Sea

• Zealand
• Funen
• Bornholm
• Christiansø (Ertholmene)

Sydhavsøerne

• Lolland
• Falster
• Møn
• Fejø
• Bogø
• Femø
• Glænø
• Nyord
• Enø
• Askø
• Tærø
• Masnedø
• Vejrø
• Dybsø
• Langø
• Skalø
• Enehøje
• Farø
• Lilleø
• Rågø
• Vejlø
• Kalvø
• Slotø
• Barneholm

Kattegat

• North Jutlandic Island
• Samsø
• Læsø
• Anholt
• Endelave
• Sejerø
• Tunø
• Hjarnø
• Nekselø
• Æbelø
• Hesselø
• Hjelm
• Græsholm
• Hirsholmene
• Ejlinge
• Draget

South Funen Archipelago

• Ærø
• Tåsinge
• Thurø
• Lyø
• Avernakø
• Strynø
• Omø
• Drejø
• Agerø
• Skarø
• Bjørnø
• Siø
• Hjortø
• Birkholm
• Store Egholm
• Store Svelmø
• Hjælmshoved
• Strynø Kalv
• Illumø
• Vigø

Limfjorden

• Mors
• Jegindø
• Venø
• Egholm
• Livø
• Fur

Øresund

• Amager
• Saltholm
• Peberholm
• Slotsholmen
• Middelgrundsfortet
• Trekroner Fort
• Flakfortet

Great Belt

• Langeland
• Agersø
• Gavnø
• Sprogø
• Romsø

Little Belt

• Als
• Bågø
• Årø
• Fænø
• Barsø
• Brandsø
• Kalvø

Wadden Sea

• Rømø
• Fanø
• Mandø
• Langli

Other islands

• Orø (Isefjorden)
• Eskilsø (Roskilde Fjord)
• Vigelsø (Odense Fjord)
• Fjandø (Nissum Fjord)
• Møgelø (Julsø)
• Tornø (Odense Fjord)

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