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I have again removed the IP's "Railways in former parts of Denmark" section. I don't think this section belongs in the article, as most of the countries listed were not part of Denmark at the time the named railways existed. For example, although parts of England were under danelaw they were never formally part of Denmark, and this happened a thousand years before railways were invented. So neither the Wester Pipe Railway nor the South Tynedale Railway were ever part of Denmark or anything to do with Denmark.

The only way to include railways that are in countries other than Denmark in this article would be if you can cite reliable sources that explicitly state that the railway was part of Denmark for part or all of its existence. Opolito (talk) 09:39, 20 January 2025 (UTC)[reply]