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Air distance between The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands and London, England, United Kingdom is 194 miles. That is 313 kilometers. It is 169 nautical miles.
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What is the difference between netherland and holland?
Officially Its "The Netherlands" "Holland" is for the Provinces Zuid- And Noord- Holland. However, Most people Just use "holland" For all twelve Provinces. (The Netherlands in general) The confusion between the two names are probably caused by Tourists.
What is the difference between Holland and Nederland?
Nederland is the official Dutch name of The Netherlands. Internationally Holland is often used as a synonim for The Netherlands, although officially this is wrong. Holland is the name of two provinces in the west of the Netherlands, namely Noord-Holland and Zuid-Holland. In fact, Holland is just a part of The Netherlands.
When did Holland change its name to the Netherlands?
it never really was changed. Holland is just another name for The Netherlands!!!! edit: In fact it was the other way around (more or less) Before 1814, this is when The Kingdom of the Netherlands was grounded, the people in the western part of nowadays Netherlands called themselves Hollanders. Since most foreigners met only sailors from this area they believed everybody living between Germany, France and the Northsea were Hollanders. So Holland became a part of The Kingdom of the Netherlands in 1814, there are still 2 provinces in the western part of the Netherlands called North-Holland and South-Holland, which are the 2 most important provinces based on the amount of citizens and global companies, Amsterdam the capital is in North-Holland, Rotterdam with the greatest harbor in the world and The Hague, the city where the government is settled are in South-Holland.
Difference between Holland and Nederland?
"Holland" is a region of the Netherlands. The Holland region is the area inbetween Rotterdam and the peninsula above Amsterdam. These days, it's divided into two provinces, North Holland and South Holland.
Are the Netherlands part of Asia?
Uhm no, the Netherlands is also known as Holland. It's called the Netherlands but tourists and foreigners also call it Holland what is a wrong hame actually.Netherlands is in Europe, between Belgium, Germany and the Northsea.
What is difference between Holland and Netherlands?
briefly said, holland is just a part in the netherlands, something like two provinces in the whole twelve ones in the netherlands (Nederland). btw, Dutch refers to the language and the people. do you speak dutch ? yes I do; i'm dutch :)
How many miles between London and Amsterdam?
Distance between London, England, United Kingdom and Amsterdam, Netherlands, as the crow flies: 221 miles (356 km) (192 nautical miles)
Where are the Netherlands on the world map?
Holland technically refers to the two provinces of North Holland and South Holland, the two main provinces in The Netherlands. It is commonly used to refer to The Netherlands. The Netherlands is located in Northwest Europe by the coast - directly north of Belgium and France, West of Germany, and Southeast of the English Channel. The two regions of Holland itself make up the majority of the west of the Netherlands, including Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and The Hague.
What is the difference between UK and armsterdam?
The United Kingdom (UK) and Amsterdam are two separate entities. The UK is a country consisting of four nations: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, while Amsterdam is the capital city of the Netherlands. The UK has its own government and laws, while Amsterdam is a city within the country of the Netherlands.
What country controlled the region between the Netherlands and Bavaria?
the Kingdom of Prussia
Whats the distance between England and holland?
399.57 kilometres (248.28 miles)
What was one result of the rivalry between the Netherlands and England?
4-1 england win 1996
