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{{Region | {{Region | ||
| − | |name = Noord-Brabant | + | |name = Noord-Brabant (''North Brabant'') |
|image = [[File: Noord-Brabant.png|300px]] | |image = [[File: Noord-Brabant.png|300px]] | ||
|imagetext = The [[region]] of Noord-Brabant in the [[Country: Netherlands|Netherlands]] | |imagetext = The [[region]] of Noord-Brabant in the [[Country: Netherlands|Netherlands]] | ||
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| − | '''Noord-Brabant''' is one of twelve [[regions]] in the [[Country: Netherlands|Netherlands]]. The region includes the province of the same name and has about 2.5 million inhabitants. | + | '''Noord-Brabant''' (''North Brabant'') is one of twelve [[regions]] in the [[Country: Netherlands|Netherlands]]. The region includes the province of the same name and has about 2.5 million inhabitants. |
The capital of the province is [[Municipality: 's-Hertogenbosch|'s-Hertogenbosch]] while the largest city is [[Municipality: Eindhoven|Eindhoven]]. Other major cities are [[Municipality: Tilburg|Tilburg]] and [[Municipality: Breda|Breda]]. | The capital of the province is [[Municipality: 's-Hertogenbosch|'s-Hertogenbosch]] while the largest city is [[Municipality: Eindhoven|Eindhoven]]. Other major cities are [[Municipality: Tilburg|Tilburg]] and [[Municipality: Breda|Breda]]. | ||
| − | Adjacent regions are [[Region: Zeeland|Zeeland]] in the west, [[Region: Zuid-Holland|Zuid-Holland]] in the northwest, [[Region: Gelderland|Gelderland]] in the northeast, [[Region: Limburg|Limburg]] in the east and [[Country: Belgium|Belgium]] in the south. | + | Adjacent regions are [[Region: Zeeland|Zeeland]] in the west, [[Region: Zuid-Holland|Zuid-Holland]] (''South Holland'') in the northwest, [[Region: Gelderland|Gelderland]] in the northeast, [[Region: Limburg|Limburg]] in the east and [[Country: Belgium|Belgium]] in the south. |
[[File: Noord-Brabant flagga.png|180px]] | [[File: Noord-Brabant flagga.png|180px]] | ||
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== Zones == | == Zones == | ||
| − | There are [https://lundkvist.com/?country=nl®ion=112&city=%23ALLA%23 185] [[zone|turf zones]] in the region, of which 22 are counted as [[ | + | There are [https://lundkvist.com/?country=nl®ion=112&city=%23ALLA%23 185] [[zone|turf zones]] in the region, of which 22 are counted as [[Winner zones]], eight [[Train station zones]], two [[National park zones]], eight [[Holy zones]], one [[Summit zone]], eight [[Bridge zones]] and three [[Castle zones]]. |
''Updated: 2020-12-19'' | ''Updated: 2020-12-19'' | ||
Revision as of 10:02, 21 January 2021
| Noord-Brabant (North Brabant) | |
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 The region of Noord-Brabant in the Netherlands | |
 Noord-Brabant's provincial coat of arms | |
| Country | Netherlands |
| Number of zones | 185 |
| Maximum PPH | 185 |
| Last updated | 2020-12-19 |
Noord-Brabant (North Brabant) is one of twelve regions in the Netherlands. The region includes the province of the same name and has about 2.5 million inhabitants.
The capital of the province is 's-Hertogenbosch while the largest city is Eindhoven. Other major cities are Tilburg and Breda.
Adjacent regions are Zeeland in the west, Zuid-Holland (South Holland) in the northwest, Gelderland in the northeast, Limburg in the east and Belgium in the south.
Geographical division
Municipalities
In Noord-Brabant there are 25 municipalities with at least one turf zone:
| Municipality | Zones |
|---|---|
| 's-Hertogenbosch | 36 |
| Bergeijk | 2 |
| Bergen op Zoom | 2 |
| Best | 1 |
| Boxmeer | 1 |
| Breda | 11 |
| Deurne | 1 |
| Dongen | 3 |
| Eindhoven | 34 |
| Etten-Leur | 1 |
| Geertruidenberg | 1 |
| Grave | 8 |
| Heeze-Leende | 3 |
| Helmond | 10 |
| Heusden | 1 |
| Nuenen, Gerwen en Nederwetten | 3 |
| Oosterhout | 9 |
| Oss | 11 |
| Roosendaal | 6 |
| Tilburg | 16 |
| Uden | 4 |
| Valkenswaard | 4 |
| Veghel | 6 |
| Waalwijk | 10 |
| Woensdrecht | 1 |
Zones
There are 185 turf zones in the region, of which 22 are counted as Winner zones, eight Train station zones, two National park zones, eight Holy zones, one Summit zone, eight Bridge zones and three Castle zones.
Updated: 2020-12-19
