I don't really get your question but you have North Holland and South Holland (Noord Holland & Zuid holland) Both are provinces of the Netherlands. The Netherlands are often named Holland, also by the Dutch but this is just the same like England to Great Brittain.
New Zealand is named after the Dutch province, Zeeland.
Abel Tasman named New Zealand after the Dutch province of Zeeland.
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Zeeland.
Abel Tasman named New Zealand after the Dutch province of Zeeland.
Friesian horses are named after Friesland, a province of The Netherlands.
Holland is a province in The Netherlands which is a country in Europe.
Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands and of Noord Holland (a province in the Netherlands). The Netherlands is often mistakenly called Holland, as Holland is in fact just a region of the Netherlands. Amsterdam is in that part of the Netherlands. -Haarlem is the capital of the province of Noord- Holland.
Bergen is a town in the province Noord-Holland in the Netherlands.
Actually, holland did not used to be the name of the country. It was the name of the province that lies in the west of present Holland. The country itself was called the United Netherlands. But all the trade and exploring commenced in the province of Holland, so when traders went to other countries and said they were from 'Holland' The others thought that was the name of the country. It kinda grew on us. The name 'Holland' itself for the province most likely comes from the vikings after fighting several wars with them. Interesting fact, The province Holland is now divided in two separate provinces. South-Holland and North-Holland.
North-Holland
The Holland Tunnel was named after Clifford Holland the man who was the designer of the Holland Tunnel. Clifford Holland had died before the Holland Tunnel was even finished.
Amsterdam is the capital city of The Netherlands and the province / county North-Holland.