Municipality:Groningen
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| Groningen | |
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 Coat of arms of Groningen | |
| Country | Netherlands  |
| Region | Groningen  |
| Number of zones | 43 |
| Maximum PPH | 43 |
| Last updated | 2021-02-16 |
Groningen is a city and a municipality in the region of Groningen in the Netherlands. The municipality has about 233,000 inhabitants and is the seventh largest city in the Netherlands.
The city is the capital of the province Groningen. Groningen is a university city with about 40,000 students. There is a college and a university.
Zones[edit]
There are 43 turf zones in the municipality, five of which are counted as winner zones, two holy zones and four bridge zones.
The most taken zone is Museumei which is located at the Groninger Museum in central Groningen.
Year in parentheses indicates year of creation.
Winner zones[edit]
- Herestraat (2015) - Round 56 by Niels
- Jaagzone (2019) - Round 113 by Niels
- Ubbo (2014) - Round 52 by Niels
- Watertorenbru (2015) - Round 61 by Niels
- Westerkade (2015) - Round 60 by Niels
Holy zones[edit]
- DeFontein (2016)
- GreenChurch (2011)
Bridge zones[edit]
- BronteBrug (2016)
- Lennebrug (2016)
- Museumei (2011)
- Visserbrug (2013)
Other zones[edit]
- Bernoulli (2011)
- Bernoulliborg (2016)
- Boteringepark (2016)
- EuroBorg (2011)
- GreenPark (2011)
- GronGarden (2011)
- GronGrass (2011)
- GronShopping (2016)
- GronStadshuis (2016)
- HanzeZone (2011)
- HerePlein (2011)
- Leliepark (2016)
- Nijenborgh (2011)
- NoorderOen (2011)
- NorthTrain (2013)
- OosterLake (2011)
- OosterPark (2011)
- Ossenmarkt (2015)
- ParkSelwerd (2016)
- Paterswold (2016)
- PolsterLaan (2011)
- Presidentz (2011)
- RotondeZone (2011)
- SchoolFiets (2016)
- SleepZone (2011)
- Sterrebos (2011)
- StudentenSpex (2016)
- TheABomb (2016)
- TheVindicat (2016)
- VanKetwich (2011)
- Vismarkt (2013)
- ZernikePark (2011)
Updated: 2021-02-16
