- The
Hondsrug (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈɦɔntsrʏx]) is a
Dutch ridge of sand that is
mainly located in the
province Drenthe and
partly in the
province Groningen...
- De
Hondsrug is a
smock mill in Weerdinge, Drenthe,
which has been
restored to
working order. The mill was
built in 1910 and is
listed as a Rijksmonument...
- inhabitants. It lies on the
northern part of a
ridge of sand
called the
Hondsrug. It
contains one of two
dolmens in the
province of
Groningen (in the village...
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esdorp without a
church which developed in the
Early Middle Ages on the
Hondsrug.
Anderen was home to 121
people in 1840.
There is no
railway station here...
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Martinitoren tower). The city was
founded at the
northernmost point of the
Hondsrug area.
While the
oldest do****ent
referring to Groningen's
existence dates...
-
river located in the
border area of
Drenthe and Groningen, east of the
Hondsrug, in the Netherlands. The
Hunze used to run
through to the
Wadden Sea, first...
- Sint-Walburgkerkhof. The
church is
located on the
northernmost hill of the
Hondsrug; the
Noordes or Tie (Thye).
After the
Siege of
Groningen in 1594, plans...
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Netherlands located in the
province of
Drenthe on the west side of the
Hondsrug. It
consists of the
cultural landscape surrounding the
valley of the small...
- 1940.
Other Dutch coasters that
saved more than 1,000 men each were: MV
Hondsrug: 1,455 MV Patria: 1,400 MV Hilda: 1,200 MV Doggersbank: 1,200 MV Horst:...
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inhabitants and is
situated on
natural heightened land
which is
called the
Hondsrug. The
village is part of the muni****lity of Tynaarlo.
Formerly the village...
