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The Geography of Denvaal refers to the physical features of the four southern Swedish provinces that make up Denvaal, as well as the use of land and distribution of human activity.

Mainland Denvaal refers to the three provinces Skåne, Blekinge, and Kalmar, excluding the island of Öland, in Kalmar Län. Mainland Denvaal is located on the Swedish Peninsula. It is bordered by the Kingdom of Sweden to the north, the Baltic Sea to the east and the south, and the Kattegat to the west. Skåne Province, its southern and westernmost province, connects to the Kingdom of Denmark through the Öresund Bridge.

Denvaal's two Isles, Gotland and Öland, are all surrounded by the Baltic Sea. Gotland is a Province of Denvaal, and Öland is a long island extending from from north to south off the coast of mainland Kalmar, part of Kalmar Province.

Denvaal is divided into four provinces. The largest and most populated province is Skåne, accounting for almost 70% the national population. The smallest province is Blekinge, and the least-populated province is Gotland, accounting for only 3.5% of the national population.

Våra Städer: Our Cities
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The largest city in Denvål is Malmö, pictured above, which is also the 6th largest city in the Nordic region. The Malmö Metropolitan Region has a population of 733,037, translating to about 1 in 3 Denvaalians. The ten largest cities are listed below.