Netherlands cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV,SQL,XML,JSON formats

Netherlands
Netherlands
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Last update : 10 December 2024.

Country
Netherlands
Capitale
Amsterdam
Number of cities
6738
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This is the best list of 6738 cities in the Netherlands available in 4 formats ( CSV, Json, SQL, XML ). We have cleaned up the Geoname database to leave only the towns, capitals and villages. All are all associated with regions and sub-regions (where available).

Each file contains the following data: Geoname_ID, City, Alternate_Name, Country_Code, Region, Sub_region, Latitude, Longitude, Elevation, Population, Timezone, Fcode_Name. See the FAQ below for a detailed explanation.

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Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
2745207VredenburgNLGelderlandGemeente Arnhem51.953555.902844370Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2745111WaardhuizenNLNorth BrabantAltena51.776675.00417283Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2744069ZandkantNLNorth BrabantLand van Cuijk51.63255.902780Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2758104BunschotenBunschoten-Spakenburg,Bunskoat,Bunsxoten,bwnskhwtn,Բունշխոտեն,بونسخوتنNLUtrechtGemeente Bunschoten52.243045.378843015Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2745024WarffumWarfumNLGroningenHet Hogeland53.39256.558331950Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2755471Goessche SasGoessche Sas,Goesse Sas,Sas Van GoesNLZeeland51.533333.933330Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2756096EngelenNLNorth BrabantGemeente ’s-Hertogenbosch51.720835.265280Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2755302GroenekanNLUtrechtGemeente De Bilt52.123335.152781565Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2757162De PasNLGelderlandGemeente Lingewaard51.880835.888890Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2756253EindhovenAintchofen,Ajndkhoven,Ajntoven,Ajntovën,EIN,Ehjndkhoven,Ehjndkhoven khot,Eindhove,Eindhoven,Eindhovena,Eindhovenas,Eindhoveno,Eindovia,Ejndgoven,Eyndhoven,a’indahovana,ai yin huo wen,aintohofen,ayndhwfn,ayndhwwn,eindhoveni,einteuhobeon,xind ho wen,yan hao fen,Αϊντχόφεν,Айндховен,Ајндховен,Ейндговен,Эйндховен,Эйндховен хот,Էյնդհովեն,איינדהובן,آئنڈھون,آيندهوفن,آیندهوون,اینتہوون,आइंडहोवन,ไอนด์โฮเวน,ეინდჰოვენი,アイントホーフェン,埃因霍温,燕豪芬,에인트호번NLNorth BrabantGemeente Eindhoven51.440835.47778209620Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2753154KabelNLNorth HollandDijk en Waard52.65754.856940Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2753537HoutsestraatNLNorth BrabantGemeente Tilburg51.609925.105210Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2747113Sluis De PietNLZeelandGemeente Goes51.519173.752780Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2758309BritsumNLFrieslandGemeente Leeuwarden53.254285.78576910Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2751199MargratenMergraoteNLLimburgEijsden-Margraten50.820835.820833320Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2760107Aan ReijansNLLimburgGemeente Echt-Susteren51.049175.929170Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2749009OudeschildNLNorth HollandGemeente Texel53.039174.847221220Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2753707Hooge WijstWijstNLNorth BrabantGemeente Bernheze51.72255.541670Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2756305EgedeNLOverijsselGemeente Hellendoorn52.440836.452780Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2754035HoedekenskerkeNLZeelandGemeente Borsele51.4253.91250Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2757494De HorstHorstNLLimburgGemeente Weert51.189175.709720Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2744808WestbeemsterNLNorth HollandGemeente Purmerend52.5754.89861400Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2749601OnderdendamNLGroningenHet Hogeland53.334176.59028510Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2758469BovenveenNLGelderlandGemeente Oldebroek52.425835.898610Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2748642PetersburgNLFrieslandGemeente Ooststellingwerf53.038346.217450Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2755723GarreweerNLGroningenEemsdelta53.326.820830Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2755502GinderdoorNLNorth BrabantGemeente Laarbeek51.534175.581940Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2746429TermoorsNLLimburgGemeente Voerendaal50.8655.898610Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2752084LaarNLLimburgGemeente Weert51.275835.70556680Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2752466KooihuizenNLFrieslandSûdwest Fryslân53.032155.410190Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2746587StroodorpNLZeelandGemeente Noord-Beveland51.563.727780Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2753643HoonteNLGelderlandBerkelland52.125836.608330Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2744242WoezikNLGelderlandGemeente Wijchen51.821355.73486430Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2752176KuikhorneKuikhorne,Kukherne,KûkherneNLFrieslandGemeente Achtkarspelen53.240986.019310Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2755939EyserheideNLLimburgGulpen-Wittem50.839175.9305675Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2748290ReedijkReedijkNLZeelandGemeente Terneuzen51.233333.833330Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2758580BoscheindNLNorth BrabantBergeijk51.28255.306940Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2745090WagenborgenNLGroningenEemsdelta53.255836.933331695Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2749706OenselNLGelderlandGemeente Zaltbommel51.806675.2750Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2755586Genne-OverwatersNLOverijsselGemeente Zwartewaterland52.566676.1140Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2757837DanikenNLLimburgGemeente Sittard-Geleen50.966675.850Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2744083ZandeindNLNorth BrabantGemeente Goirle51.53255.01250Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2752308KralooNLDrentheGemeente De Wolden52.709176.245830Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2754733HazeldonkNLNorth BrabantGemeente Zundert51.505374.7478140Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2750407NeterselNLNorth BrabantGemeente Bladel51.403335.20833765Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2758618BorgercompagnieNLGroningenGemeente Veendam53.123336.813890Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2751195MariadorpNLLimburgEijsden-Margraten50.775835.7250Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2744033ZandwijkNLNorth BrabantAltena51.77754.9750Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2749041Oude NieuwlandNLSouth HollandGemeente Goeree-Overflakkee51.820033.916180Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2752155KulertNLNorth BrabantGemeente Deurne51.463335.822220Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2755454GooiumNLFrieslandSûdwest Fryslân53.100915.406070Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2754287HeterenNLGelderlandGemeente Overbetuwe51.956675.755564805Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2759391BarwoutswaarderBarwoudswaarderNLUtrechtGemeente Woerden52.0854.8575Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2754645HeerstraatNLLimburgValkenburg aan de Geul50.835835.830560Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2757532De HoelmDen HoelmNLNorth HollandGemeente Hollands Kroon52.891674.948610Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2744906WeerwilleNLDrentheGemeente De Wolden52.71756.3041770Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2754092HijkenNLDrentheGemeente Midden-Drenthe52.8956.49722640Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
6544929Kleine SluisNLNorth HollandGemeente Hollands Kroon52.860834.836110Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2758174BrunssumBrjunssume,Broensem,Brunssum,Brunsum,БрюнссумеNLLimburgGemeente Brunssum50.946675.9708329254Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2755929FarmsumNLGroningenEemsdelta53.321676.926392185Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2751338MaaidijkNLZeelandGemeente Sluis51.33753.501390Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2747203SittardSitardas,Sittard,Zittert,sitaleuteu,sytard,xi ta de,Ситтард,سیتارد,錫塔德,시타르트NLLimburgGemeente Sittard-Geleen50.998335.8694448400Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2750827MiedenNLGroningenWesterkwartier53.231816.246240Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2756229EldenNLGelderlandGemeente Arnhem51.958335.881942300Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2748654PenningsveerNLNorth HollandGemeente Haarlemmermeer52.392474.67640Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2753638HoornGorn,Hoarn,Hoorn,Hoorn NH,Horn,Khorn,he en,holeun,horn,horun,hwrn,Горн,Хорн,Հորն,هورن,โฮร์น,ホールン,荷恩,호른NLNorth HollandGemeente Hoorn52.64255.0597268852Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2749185Oud-AvereestAvereest,AverreestNLOverijsselGemeente Hardenberg52.619176.372220Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2752057Lage BerktNLNorth BrabantBergeijk51.316675.326390Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2758944BijsterenNLGelderlandGemeente Putten52.255835.583330Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2753157KaathovenNLNorth BrabantGemeente ’s-Hertogenbosch51.694175.452780Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2754198Het VeenHet VeenNLGroningenMidden-Groningen53.133336.866670Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2758431BrabanderDe BrabanderNLLimburgGemeente Venray51.535835.968061680Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2751193MariaheideNLNorth BrabantMeierijstad51.633335.580561000Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2755985EursingeNLDrentheGemeente De Wolden52.77756.444440Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2752218KrooswijkNLNorth BrabantGemeente Moerdijk51.646654.592034130Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2753663HoogwoudNLNorth HollandGemeente Opmeer52.715834.938893645Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2750075NijeveenNLDrentheGemeente Meppel52.733336.168060Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2747052SnepseindNLNorth BrabantGemeente Oirschot51.516675.333330Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2746712StevertNLNorth BrabantGemeente Eersel51.368335.363890Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2747672ScharneburenNLFrieslandSûdwest Fryslân52.995165.435480Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2750585MosselhoekNLZeelandGemeente Tholen51.515834.202780Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2751890LangstraatDe LangstraatNLSouth HollandGemeente Goeree-Overflakkee51.6754.279170Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2743825ZoomvlietNLNorth BrabantRoosendaal51.494174.358330Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
6544896ZuideindeNLUtrechtStichtse Vecht52.14754.972220Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2759089BerkelNLSouth HollandGemeente Lansingerland52.003064.487230Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2758458BoksumBoksumNLFrieslandWaadhoeke53.17795.72971360Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2755243GronsveldNLLimburgEijsden-Margraten50.810835.730562380Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2747383SetersNLNorth BrabantGemeente Oosterhout51.614.868060Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2755960EverwenninkhoekNLGelderlandBerkelland52.0916.43840Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2753922HolkNLGelderlandGemeente Nijkerk52.221675.450Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2744824WernhoutNLNorth BrabantGemeente Zundert51.4554.641671030Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2749982NoorddijkNLNorth HollandGemeente Koggenland52.636674.908330Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2754684HeenwegDe Heenweg,Maasdijk-HeenwegNLSouth HollandGemeente Westland51.981674.18056680Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2746432TermaarNLLimburgEijsden-Margraten50.811675.8347295Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2752974KeizershoekNLNorth BrabantGemeente Baarle-Nassau51.44254.954170Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2758708BokhovenNLNorth BrabantGemeente ’s-Hertogenbosch51.73755.23056280Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2747875RovertNLNorth BrabantGemeente Hilvarenbeek51.47255.081940Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2746328TiendeveenNLDrentheGemeente Hoogeveen52.74756.544440Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2758820BlijeBlijaNLFrieslandNoardeast-Fryslân53.351935.86138610Europe/Amsterdampopulated place
2759294BeerzeBeerseNLOverijsselGemeente Ommen52.513336.529170Europe/Amsterdampopulated place

The Netherlands: A Geographical Overview of a Unique Landscape

A Country of Water and Land Reclamation

The Netherlands, located in Western Europe, is a country renowned for its remarkable relationship with water. It is a land of complex drainage systems, canals, and dikes that have been painstakingly created and maintained to reclaim land from the sea and regulate water levels in a country that lies largely below sea level. With a population of over 17 million people, the Netherlands’ unique topography and innovative water management have allowed it to thrive as one of the world’s most densely populated and economically prosperous nations.

The country's geography is defined by its low-lying terrain, interspersed with rivers, lakes, and seas. The Netherlands’ coastal region is shaped by the North Sea, with extensive beaches, tidal flats, and wetlands. The country’s interior consists of polders (reclaimed land) and flat landscapes, where farming is highly productive, and settlements are tightly integrated with the surrounding water systems. These elements make the Netherlands one of the most well-engineered countries in terms of water management and urban planning.

Understanding the spatial distribution of cities, regions, and their infrastructure is key to fully appreciating how the Netherlands has utilized its geographical challenges to its advantage. By obtaining detailed geographic data, including the latitude and longitude of each city, along with information on regions and administrative departments, a comprehensive understanding of the nation's urban and rural dynamics can be formed.

The Urban and Regional Landscape of the Netherlands

The Netherlands is divided into twelve provinces, each with its own unique geography, culture, and administrative responsibilities. These provinces are further subdivided into municipalities, ranging from the bustling city centers to the tranquil rural villages. Major cities like Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, and Utrecht are located in the western part of the country, close to the sea, and have historically been the core of the nation's political, economic, and cultural life.

Amsterdam, the capital, is perhaps the most famous city in the Netherlands, known for its canals, museums, and rich history. It lies in the province of North Holland and serves as the country’s financial center, with a highly developed infrastructure that integrates both modern and historical elements. The city’s position in the flat, low-lying terrain means it relies heavily on its advanced water management systems, including canals and flood barriers, to protect it from rising sea levels and flooding.

Rotterdam, located in South Holland, is another major urban center, known for its innovative architecture and as the home of one of Europe’s largest ports. Its geographic location, along the Rhine-Maas delta, has made it a critical trade hub. Meanwhile, The Hague, also in South Holland, serves as the political capital, housing the Dutch government and many international organizations. The province of Utrecht, in the heart of the country, has the city of the same name, which is a key regional center for education, culture, and industry.

In the northern and eastern parts of the Netherlands, provinces like Friesland, Drenthe, and Overijssel offer a more rural landscape, with vast farmlands, forests, and waterways. These regions are less densely populated than the western cities but are essential for the agricultural economy and national heritage. Smaller towns and villages in these provinces reflect a slower pace of life and are often surrounded by natural beauty, making them popular destinations for tourists seeking a quieter experience of Dutch culture.

Obtaining detailed data on the cities, regions, and departments within these provinces—such as the exact coordinates and the urban-rural distribution—can provide valuable insights into the country’s geography and urban planning. By mapping out the location of each settlement, one can analyze the relationship between urban development, resource distribution, and the surrounding environment.

Latitude and Longitude: Understanding the Geography of the Netherlands

Latitude and longitude are crucial for mapping the intricate geographical layout of the Netherlands. The country's low-lying terrain, with a significant portion below sea level, requires precise geographic data to understand how cities and regions are protected from the sea and how transportation networks are optimized across the country.

For example, the latitude and longitude of Amsterdam provide insights into its strategic location near the North Sea and its accessibility to international trade routes. Rotterdam’s coordinates reflect its position as a major port city in the Netherlands, strategically placed on the delta of two major rivers. By knowing the exact geographic coordinates of key cities, one can study how they interact with their natural surroundings and understand the challenges posed by the country’s flat, water-prone geography.

In addition, accurate geographic data on cities and regions allows urban planners and policymakers to make informed decisions about infrastructure development, resource management, and the construction of flood protection systems. Given the Netherlands' ongoing battle against rising sea levels and the threat of flooding, geographic data plays a crucial role in ensuring that cities are properly protected and that rural regions are connected to urban centers through efficient transportation systems.

Environmental Geography: Managing Water and Land

One of the defining features of the Netherlands is its relationship with water. Nearly one-third of the country’s land is below sea level, and extensive efforts have been made to manage water resources and prevent flooding. The construction of dikes, canals, and pumping stations, as well as the creation of polders (land reclaimed from the sea), has allowed the Netherlands to use its geographical challenges to its advantage.

The Dutch have long been pioneers in hydraulic engineering, and the country’s geography has been shaped by the need to control water flow. The use of geographical data has been vital in planning and managing these water control systems, ensuring that areas like Amsterdam and Rotterdam are protected from flooding. The role of water management in urban planning has led to a highly innovative, sustainable approach to land use and resource allocation across the country.

In addition to flood protection, the Netherlands is also home to vast wetland ecosystems and nature reserves, such as the Wadden Sea and Oostvaardersplassen. These ecosystems provide important habitats for wildlife and play a role in maintaining the ecological balance of the country. Geographic data allows for better conservation strategies, ensuring that urban development does not encroach upon these vital environmental areas.

The Role of Geographic Data in Urban and Regional Development

Geographic data is vital for understanding the spatial relationships between urban centers, transportation networks, and natural resources in the Netherlands. The country’s dense population and highly developed infrastructure require careful planning and efficient resource distribution to meet the needs of its citizens.

Obtaining geographic data on cities, regions, and departments, along with their latitude and longitude coordinates, allows urban planners to optimize land use, design transportation networks, and ensure that services such as healthcare, education, and energy are available to all areas of the country. Detailed geographic data also aids in disaster preparedness, particularly in managing flood risks and responding to climate change impacts.

In addition to urban development, geographic data is crucial for managing agricultural land in the Netherlands, which is one of the world’s largest exporters of agricultural products. The precise mapping of farmland and irrigation systems allows for sustainable farming practices that ensure efficient use of resources while maintaining the country’s agricultural output.

Conclusion

The Netherlands is a country defined by its geography, where human ingenuity has turned water-related challenges into opportunities for growth and development. The country’s urban and regional layout, from the bustling cities of Amsterdam and Rotterdam to the peaceful rural landscapes of Friesland and Drenthe, reflects the intricate relationship between human settlements and the environment. By obtaining detailed geographic data, including the latitude and longitude of cities and regions, one can gain valuable insights into how the Netherlands manages its land, water, and resources. This data is essential for creating a sustainable, resilient future for the country, ensuring that its cities remain livable, its landscapes are preserved, and its resources are used efficiently for generations to come.

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  • Geoname_ID: This is a unique identifier for each place or geographical name in the Geoname database.
  • City: The name of the place, which can be a town, village or any other form of human settlement.
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  • Latitude: The geographical latitude of the location, usually in decimal degrees.
  • Longitude: The geographical longitude of the location, also usually in decimal degrees.
  • Elevation: The elevation or altitude of the location in relation to sea level, usually measured in metres.
  • Population: The estimated number of inhabitants or population of the location.
  • Timezone: The time zone in which the location is located, in accordance with global time zone standards.
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