of the islands of Lolland, Falster, and Møn. The small island of Amager lies immediately east. Copenhagen is mostly on Zealand but extends across northern Amager. A number of bridges and the Copenhagen Metro connect Zealand to Amager, which is connected to Scania in Sweden by the Øresund Bridge via the artificial island of Peberholm. Zealand is joined in the west to Funen, by the Great Belt Fixed Link, and Funen is connected by bridges to the country's mainland, Jutland. On 5 June 2007 the regional subsidiary of national broadcaster DR reported that Kobanke in the southeast near the town Rønnede in Faxe Municipality, with a height of , was the highest natural point on Zealand. Gyldenløveshøj, south of the city Roskilde, has a height of , but that is due to a man-made hill from the 17th century and its highest natural point is only . Zealand gives its name to the Selandian era of the Paleocene. Cities and towns Urban areas with 10,000+ inhabitants: See also North Zealand New Zealand References External links Geography of Copenhagen Islands of Denmark