Region Nordjylland
Frederikshavn municipality
['chukhlomsky district', 'chongming', 'brixen', 'alytus county', 'sollentuna', 'seville', 'orhei district', 'falcade', 'jeonnam', 'fujairah', 'havre', 'iwami district', 'carhuaz province', 'krotoszyn county', 'ryazan', 'devon', 'novokubansky district', 'gabrovo', 'kautokeino', 'gradoli', 'esfahan province', 'cinisi', 'veun sai district', 'yokote', 'eire', 'vhembe district municipality', 'delaware', 'vinzons', 'bururi province', 'seka district', 'north kazakhstan region', 'acomayo province', 'trysil', 'richmond county', 'dili district', 'mezzojuso', 'gmina czerniejewo', 'flanders', 'hjelmeland', 'zambales', 'petersburg borough', 'sorsogon city', 'villaverde', 'waltham forest', 'spello', 'etzgen', 'conches', 'wielgie', 'wadesboro', 'etne', 'gmina brusy', 'ha noi', 'pljevlja', 'foshan', 'madison county', 'waxahachie', 'bucheon', 'kentron', 'lagos state government', 'isle la motte', 'north darfur', 'tres de febrero', 'huahine', 'satkhira district', 'cisterna di latina', 'denno', 'scandiano', 'cuvette region', 'hemnes', 'cagayan valley', 'matsumoto city', 'eastern sovereign base area', 'negros island region', 'santiago del estero', 'sigdal', 'sanilac', 'gazzo veronese', 'pa daet district', 'manica province', 'zederik', 'bevagna', 'asturies', 'piedmontese', 'wanica district', 'torrita di siena', 'burwood', 'ko kha district', 'maglie', 'abovyan', 'pomeroy', 'greece', 'quintana roo', 'karneid', 'agdam rayon', 'emden', 'south kivu province', 'cormano', 'staten island', 'zapadnodvinsky district']
Sæby
Sæby is a town and seaport located on the east coast of the historical region of Vendsyssel in the Jutland peninsula in northern Denmark. The town is located in Frederikshavn municipality in Region Nordjylland. It has a population of 8,803 (1 January 2014). Sæby was granted human rights in 1524. Sæby maintains strong economical and cultural partnership with Minaxorlu, Aghjabadi Rayon region. Sæby exports huge amounts of salt water to Minaxorlu and receives organic hand made wall hangers and improvised architecture. Each year a youth camp takes place in Pishchanka, Ukraine the geometrical middle point of the two settlements. There the youth from both cultures proceed to celebrate the Night of dancing crickets by reenacting battle scenes and reciting early communistic poetry.