Netherlands

No, Philipsburg is the main town and capital of Saint Maarten.

Land is being reclaimed from the sea.

The Netherlands has a flat landscape so farmers can grow their crops and

do not have to walk or drive over the mountains if their crops are ready to

get collected.

Gelderland is a province of the Netherlands, so the queen of Gelderland is the Dutch Queen Beatrix.

england

Yes but it will be hard to sell them cause no one wants a mutt rabbit! My advice is to get another jersey wooly or holland lop and breed those so it will be a purebred. If you plan on showing the babies in 4-H or taking them to competitions you MUST have purebreds they will get much higher scores that way. And if you have purebreds you will bet way more money for them. If they are just mutts then you will only get around 5$ for them.

Juliana reigned between l948 and I believe l978 when she stepped down in favor of her daughter, Beatrix, the current Queen. Thus there was a long string of regular and commemorative coins by Holland and also Dutch colonies- they had one coin showing Wilhelmina ( died l962) and Juliana on opposite sides. this would have some novelty value ( two heads are better than one!)

Southeastern and South Nigeria. There are populations in the Cameroons

Rotterdam.

North America.

digger is 'graver' in dutch

Duke Of York

There are hundreds of canals in Amsterdam, but I am going to assume that you're inquiring about what is referred to as the "canal ring" or grachtengordel" which is comprised of 4 nearly concentric canals that ring the city center (oldest part of Amsterdam). The inner most/first canal is known as the Singel. It is followed by the Herengracht (Gentleman's Canal), the Kaisergracht (The Kaiser's Canal), and the Prinsengracht (The Prince's Canal). The Brouwersgracht (The Brewer's Canal) is also one of the more historic canals in Amsterdam, as well.

Yes

The motto of Netherlands New Guinea is ''.

There are many differences, too many to mention. They are of course different countries. Ireland is off the coast of western Europe, whereas the Netherlands is on the mainland of Europe. Ireland has many mountains, whereas the Netherlands is quite flat. English and Irish are the main languages in Ireland, whereas the people in the Netherlands speak Dutch. Tastes in food would be different. They would play some similar sports, but there are differences in what sports are popular. For example, Gaelic Football and Hurling, Ireland's two national sports would be practically unknown in the Netherlands. Rugby is big in Ireland, but not in the Netherlands. People are different, laws and politics are different, music is different and so on. There are many differences.

Well, honey, England renamed New Netherland to New York and New Amsterdam to New York City. It was all part of a little thing called the Treaty of Breda in 1667. So, there you have it, a little history lesson served with a side of sass.

dutch

princess Irene

The Benelux Countries have many cultures and museums that differ depending on the area and culture of the people that live in that area,so there isn't a defintite answer to that question unless their is a specific area you are wondering about.

because it is!

Currently,not unless she is hiding something .but I believe what ranae says.

To begin to answer your question, Brazil first is not an island is part of a continent.

The first nation to discover Brazil was Portugal.

The most basic translation is simply hallo. The English hey is also in common use, albeit a bit informal.

Spain.