Its name is derived from Amstel dam, indicative of the city's origin: a dam in the river Amstel. Who named it that way, hard to tell these names jump in to excisting by referring to place often enough and it gets adopted by everybody else.
The New Amsterdam name came from the dutch. It was named after a city in the Netherlands named Amsterdam. it was in houner for thier king
There is an unincorporated area named Amsterdam in California, but that's it.
The team that has their home ground named Amsterdam Arena is AFC Ajax.
No, but there was a ghetto established that was named Amsterdam
because they settled there so they named the town new amsterdam and because new amterdam today is Dutch
New York was orginally named New Amsterdam, as it was founded by the Dutch. When the English took over they renamed it.
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A dutch colony
Georgia was the New Amsterdam
It was named New Amsterdam because it was an early Dutch colony for which they paid the equivelant of $26.00 in beads and trinkets to the Native inhabitants of Manhatten Island. That's from memory, so if there's a fact missing, I apologize.
The Dutch. The city was named after their own capital Amsterdam: New Amsterdam.
New Amsterdam. The dutch named it.