- the Amsterdam–Rhine Canal. The west of
Maarssen is
called Maarssen-broek,
whereas the east is
called Maarssen-Dorp. The two localities,
along with other...
-
ideal and
reality of the city lay-out in the [Dutch] Republic, 1580–1680).
Maarssen: Schwartz. ISBN 978-90-6179-024-2. Sako
Musterd (2003).
Amsterdam Human...
-
counts some 420,000
inhabitants and
includes Nieuwegein,
IJsselstein and
Maarssen. It is
sometimes argued that the
close by muni****lities De Bilt, Zeist...
-
January 2011 by a
merger of the muni****lities of
Breukelen (in the west),
Maarssen (in the east) and
Loenen (in the north).
Stichtse Vecht is
situated north...
- 2019-05-21.
cited van Cranenburghauthors, B. (1997). SCHEMA'S FYSIOLOGIE.
Maarssen: Elsevier/De Tijdstroom. pp. 53, 65, 70. "International
Standards for the...
-
Tienhoven was a
separate muni****lity
until 1957, when it was
merged with
Maarssen. The
village was
first mentioned in 1243 as "decem
mansorum sitorum in...
-
Maarssen is a
railway station in
Maarssenbroek and on the
opposite side of the
Amsterdam Rijnkanaal to
Maarssen, Netherlands. The
station opened on 18...
- (2 cantons),
Medemblik and Monnickendam. Utrecht, cantons: IJsselstein,
Maarssen, Mijdrecht, Schoonhoven,
Utrecht (2 cantons) and Woerden. Its po****tion...
- its
surrounding authentic quarters,
boroughs and outskirts; the town of
Maarssen,
which is
connected to
Utrecht by the
Utrecht district of
Zuilen and the...
- Vechtstr**** area. On
January 1, 2011,
Loenen merged with
Breukelen and
Maarssen to form
Stichtse Vecht. The
former muni****lity of
Loenen consisted of...
