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Minnertsga (Dutch: [ˈmɪnərtsxaː]; West Frisian:
Minnertsgea [ˈmɪnətsˌɡɪə]) is a
village in
Waadhoeke muni****lity in the
province of Friesland, the Netherlands...
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languages - Bildts, Dutch, and West
Frisian - are
spoken in the area. Only in
Minnertsga (which did not
become a part of the muni****lity of Het
Bildt until 1984)...
- (Ouwe-Syl),
Westhoek (De Westhoek) and Nij Altoenae. The
inhabitants of
Minnertsga, a
village located outside the
polder area of the
former Middelzee and...
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Jacobiparochie 21 km (St.
Jabobiparochie station was
demolished by 1960).
Minnertsga 24 km
Firdgum 26 km
Tzummarum 27 km
Oosterbierum 30 km
Oosterbierum station...
- Vrouwenparochie) a
Dutch soil
scientist Jacobus Mancadan (ca.1602 in
Minnertsga – 1680) a
Dutch Golden Age
painter of
pastoral landscapes Anna
Maria van...
- Milheeze - Mill -
Millingen a/d Rijn -
Millingen Legerplaats - Milsb**** -
Minnertsga - Mirns - Moddergat - Moerdijk - Moergestel - Moerkapelle - Moerstraten -...
- post-1930.
Firdgum Groote Noorderpolder in
Barradeel Noordpolder onder Minnertsga 53°15′10″N 5°33′51″E / 53.25270°N 5.56420°E / 53.25270; 5.56420 Grondzeiler...
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Retrieved 24 July 2024. "
Minnertsga/ Minnertsgea, Fryslân". Amsterdam: De
Hollandsche Molens.
Retrieved 24 July 2024. "
Minnertsga/ Minnertsgea, Fryslân"...
- Man,
Cornelis de (Delft 1621 –
Delft 1706) Mancadan,
Jacob Sibrandi (
Minnertsga 1602 –
Tjerkgaast 1680) Mander,
Karel van (II) (Kortrijk 1579/1580 – Delft...
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Jacobus Sibrandi Mancadan (c. 1602 in
Minnertsga – 4
October 1680 in Tjerkgaast) was a
Dutch Golden Age
painter mostly known for his
pastoral landscapes...
