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Latest revision as of 18:40, 18 October 2025
- Prince Amoako Jr. (born 2007), Ghanaian footballer
- Mads Agger (born 1999), Danish footballer
- Artigeardit (born 1996), Albanian-Danish rapper
- Ella Augusta (born 2005), Danish singer
- Rasmus Bertelsen (born 1983), Danish association football manager
- Hjalte Bidstrup (born 2006), Danish footballer
- D1MA, Danish rapper and singer
- Anne-Lise Gabold (born 1941), Danish actress
- Jeppe Grønning (born 1991), Danish footballerâ€
- Oscar Hedvall (born 1998), Danish footballerâ€
- Laura Illeborg (1969–2024), Danish singer and songwriter
- Sami Jalal Karchoud (born 2004), Danish footballer
- Ida Laurberg (born 2000), Danish singer and songwriter
- Nickolai Lund (born 1988), Danish association football manager
- Sille Lundquist (1970–2018), Danish fashion model and author
- Mekdes (born 1998), Danish-Ethiopian singer and songwriter
- Mille (born 2006), Danish singer and songwriter
- Mumle (born 2003), Danish singer
- Andreas Odbjerg (born 1987), Danish singer and songwriter
- Joy Omewa Ogochukwu (born 2002), Nigerian footballer
- Tobias Rahim (born 1989), Danish singer and poet
- Charlotte Sannom (1846–1923), Danish painter
- URO (born 1997), Danish singer and songwriter
- Viborg Stifts Folkeblad, Daily newspaper based in Viborg, Denmark
- Kristoffer Wichmann (born 1981), Danish association football manager and player
- 2024–25 Viborg FF season, Danish football club season
- 2025–26 Viborg FF season, Danish football club season
†Significant contribution
As of 17:16, 12 October 2025 (UTC)
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