The Danish Gold Coast was established on the eastern Gold Coast (present-day Ghana):
- Fort Friedensborg (Ningo)
- Fort Christiansborg
- Fort Augustaborg (Tshi)
- Fort Prinzenstein (Keta)
- Fort Konigenstein (Ada).
(Dates in italics indicate de facto continuation of office)
| Tenure | Incumbent | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Danish Suzerainty | |||
| 1657/8 | Danish Gold Coast Settlements established on the eastern Gold Coast | ||
| Heinrich Carloff, | |||
| Samuel Schmidt, | |||
| Jost Cramer, | |||
| Henning Albrecht, | |||
| Bartholomaus von Gronstein, | |||
| Conrad Crull, | |||
| Peter With, | |||
| Magnus Prang, | |||
| Erik Tylleman, | |||
| Erik Oehlsen, | |||
| John Trawne, | |||
| Hartvig Meyer, | |||
| Peter Sverdrup, | |||
| Peter Petersen, | |||
| Erik Olsen Lygaard, | |||
| Bfantz Boye, | |||
| Knud Røst, | |||
| Peter Østrup, | |||
| Niels Jensen Østrup, | |||
| Christian Andreas Syndermann, | |||
| Hendrik von Suhm, | |||
| Fred Pahl, | |||
| Andreas Willumsen, | |||
| Anders Pedersen Waerøe, | |||
| Severin Schilderup, | |||
| Enevold Nielson Boris, | |||
| Peter Nikolaj Jørgensen, | |||
| Christian Glob Dorph, | |||
| Jørgen Billsen, | |||
| Thomas Brock, | |||
| Johan Wilder, | |||
| August Frederik Hackenburg, | |||
| Joost Platfusz, | |||
| Danish crown colony | |||
| Joost Platfusz, | |||
| Magnus Christopher Lützow, | |||
| Magnus Hacksen, | |||
| Carl Engman, | |||
| Christian Jessen, | |||
| Carl Gottleb Resch, | |||
| Christian Tychsen, | |||
| Frantz Joachim Kuhberg, | |||
| Joachim Christian Otto, | |||
| Johan Daniel Frøhlich, | |||
| Niels Urban Aarestrup, | |||
| Johan Conrad von Hemsen, | |||
| Jens Adolph Kjoge, | |||
| Johan Friedrich Kipnasse, | |||
| Andreas Rieselsen Bjørn, | |||
| Andreas Hammer, | |||
| Andreas Hammer, | |||
| Bendt Olrich, | |||
| Baron Christian Friedrich von Hager, | |||
| Johan Peter David Wrisberg, | |||
| Johan David Ahnholm, | |||
| Johan Peter David Wrisberg, | |||
| Christian Schiønning, | |||
| Johan Emanuel Rechter, | |||
| Jens Nikolas Cornelius Reiersen, | |||
| Christian Svanekjaer, | |||
| Peter Svane Steffens, | |||
| Matthias Thønning, | |||
| Johan Christopher von Richelieu, | |||
| Niels Brøch, | |||
| Jens Peter Flindt, | |||
| Heinrich Gerhard Lind, | |||
| Ludwig Vincent von Hein, | |||
| Helmut von Arenstorff, | |||
| Niels Brøch, | |||
| Heinrich Gerhard Lind, | |||
| Edvard von Gandil, | |||
| Frederik Segfried Mørch, | |||
| Frederik Segfried Mørch, | |||
| Hans Angel Giede, | |||
| Lucas Dall, | |||
| Bernhard Johan Christian Wilkens, | |||
| Edvard James Arnold Carstensen, | |||
| Edvard Ericksen, | |||
| George Lutterodt, | |||
| Edvard James Arnold Carstensen, | |||
| Rasmus Eric Schmidt, | |||
| 30 March 1850 | Gold Coast Settlements sold to Britain and incorporated into the Gold Coast Colony | ||
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