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Fjerritslev is a Danish town in Jammerbugt Municipality, Region Nordjylland.The town's population is 3,341 (1 January 2014).Until 1 January 2007, Fjerritslev was the municipal seat of the former Fjerritslev Municipality.HistoryFjerritslev is mentioned in 1552 under the name Fierittzløff, and has probably emerged as a medieval village.In 1682, Fjerritslev had 20 farms and 14 houses with land, a total of 416.1 tonnes of land cultivated, it was then Kollerup parish's largest village. The cultivation form was grassland without poultry. In the 1830s, the road was built from Nørresundby to Thisted, thus initiating the development of the site: Kollerup Inn was moved here, a post office was established, and the city became the focal point for Nørresundby-Thisted and Fjerritslev-Aggersund dilution routes. Around 1875, the place had the post office, the telegraph station, the steam boiler and the inn. In 1887, a school, 1888, was established as a cooperative dairy. By the turn of the century, the town had boys and girls' schools, realskole, county hospital (1893-94, 18 beds), pharmacy (established in 1824 in KettrupAggersund]] moved to the city in 1898), district farmhouse, Fjerritslev Bank (established 1899), mission house (3 markets, in March, July and October), railway and telegraph station and a post office.