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The Limfjord is a complex inland waterway of lakes and channels that enables sailing ships to sail through the middle of Denmark. Short cuts are always popular with sailing ships that carried cargoes for a living, so the small towns and villages that line this route are more nautical in their outllook than you might expect for inland Denmark.
Logstor sits about a third of the way across.
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