Danish species per municipalities.

       
Blue Featherleg (Platycnemis pennipes)
Denmark
Status: Very local in Denmark but probably stable. Two well-known populations in Jylland: Jels (Vejen) and Slåensø (Silkborg).The population on Sjælland, Tamosen (Sorø), was re-discovered in 2005, and in combination with cleaner waterways the species might be expanding. In fact, there are records from two other sites in Jylland, Sønderskov (Hedensted) and Spørring (Aarhus) listed in arter.dk, and one from Bidstrup-skovene on Sjælland (Ringsted). But coming from "Danmarks Miljøportals Naturdatabase" the records, as always, hold no information that could confirm the observations (I mean, just because you work as a general biologist, it doesn't mean you know anything about dragonflies. Yes, it irritates me, when authorities hide information from the public, especially when we are talking about new sites for rare species. Bad!). Rather common in neighboring countries.

Midtjylland
Aarhus
Hedensted
Silkeborg
Østdanmark
Ringsted
Sorø
Syddanmark
Vejen