Ega

Ega is a each a suburban district and a circulation within the Municipality of Aarhus in Denmark. The Ega stream runs north of the city of Aarhus, within the bottom of the flat valley of Egadalen. The entire valley of Egadalen - 1,5 km extensive and 6 km lengthy - became created as a tunnel valley on the give up of the final ice age and holds numerous proof of prehistoric human activities, from the Stone Age to offer instances.

The Ega movement has its source at Geding Lake and from here it flows via the Geding-Kasted bog, the lake of Ega Engso, the suburban region of Ega and the beach park of A, earlier than it terminates on the Bay of Aarhus. The suburban area of Ega is positioned about 7 km north of the Aarhus metropolis centre and is known as after the Ega circulation, that flows thru the vicinity. Ega originated as a rural village, likely inside the Viking Age. A runestone, from c. 970-1020 inside the late Viking Age, become discovered in 1814 and is on permanent showcase within the National Museum of Denmark.