Denmark features a gently rolling landscape of sandy and glacial deposits. Glacial features include moraines, outwash plains, and drumlins. The Jutland peninsula has sandy beaches (west) and gentle eastern slopes. Low hills, fertile farmland, small forests. Islands (Zealand, Funen, Bornholm) share similar geology, though Bornholm has unique cliffs, granite domes, and rocky terrain from glacial erosion and tectonic uplift. Overall, relatively flat, glacial-dominated, agriculturally suitable.