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What are the squares in Holland called?
There are many squares in Amsterdam, Holland. Some of them are: Markenplein Muntplein, Amsterdam Museumplein
What are tran bat drums made from?
can you tell me some information about the tran bat African drum
What are some transportation corridor of Norway?
tran and bus
Which direction was the safest place to hide during the holocaust?
some were in Germany, some were in Holland.
Eminem song that has lyrics some people go to heaven and some people go to hell?
"'97 Bonnie and Clyde"See honey.. there's a place called heaven and a place called hellA place called prison and a place called jail
Is there a place called Irish land?
I've never heard of a place called Irish land, but there is an island / place called Ireland or Éire and some even call it Erin.
Is Holland the same as the nedtherlands?
Some people consider it as the same, but actually, Holland is just a part of the Netherlands.
Why is Holland called by so many names?
Holland is often referred to by several names due to its historical, geographical, and cultural significance. The term "Holland" specifically refers to two provinces—North Holland and South Holland—within the Netherlands, which has led to some confusion. Additionally, "the Netherlands" means "low countries," reflecting the nation’s geography, while "Dutch" refers to the language and people. These various names arise from the country's complex history and its diverse regional identities.
What is a netherland citizen called?
The language of the Netherlands is Dutch. An inhabitant of The Netherlands is called a Dutchman (Nederlander in Dutch). All inhabitans of the country (as a group) are called The Dutch (Nederlanders in Dutch). The Netherlands is also refered to as Holland (although this is only the west of The Netherlands). The name 'The Netherlands' is an alternative to 'The low countries', in some languages this is also reflected in their name foor The Netherlands. The French use 'Pays-Bas'. Some older towns, especially towns that had a port, or some importance in the past have their specific names in other languages. Examples of these are: Den Haag -> The Hague Vlissingen -> Flushing Hoek van Holland -> Hook of Holland
What is the price the of webkinz in Holland?
you'll have to check under google, put in "webkinz prices in Holland" or some thing like that
Who carries Holland Rusk?
I found some at safeway.
What are some signs that represent Holland?
what represents the Netherlands
