Roerslev Church Labyrinth

Located at Roerslev church in Jutland, Denmark's continental peninsula, this labyrinth belongs to the sparse but significant Danish labyrinth tradition. Jutland's labyrinths form a geographical bridge between the Scandinavian stone labyrinth culture and the English turf maze tradition, both bearing the 'Troy' or 'Trojaborg' name. At 335.45° Giza bearing, Roerslev lies on the same alignment corridor as Hesselager, confirming a consistent Danish labyrinth azimuth distinct from the Baltic group. The Jutland peninsula's geological profile — terminal moraines from the last glaciation overlying chalk and flint — mirrors the substrate preferences seen at English turf maze sites across the North Sea.