Overijssel Municipalities after 1984: Difference between revisions

Raalte Heino Heeten Luttenberg Broekland Nieuw-Heeten Mariënheem Laag Zuthem Lierderholthuis  

Beuseberg, De Borkeld, Dijkerhoek (2 km west of Holten), Espelo, Holten, Holterberg, Holterbroek, Lichtenberg, Look, Neerdorp (actually a part of the village Holten) and Rijssen. Only Holten and Rijssen have more than 500 inhabitants. Both Holten and Rijssen are easily accessible by car; the A1 motorway (Amsterdam - Berlin) is only a few kilometres away. The distance between Amsterdam and Holten is about 110 km (70 miles). Rijssen lies 7 km (4,5 miles) more to the east  

Halfweg Leijen Slingenberg Hamingen IJhorst Lankhorst Punthorst Rouveen Staphorst  

Baarlo Baars Barsbeek Basse Belt-Schutsloot Blauwe Hand Blokzijl ( 1,400) De Bult De Klosse De Kolk De Pol Doosje Dwarsgracht – like Nederland and Muggenbeet, a small village much like Giethoorn, however more remote Eesveen Giethoorn (2,600) Heetveld Kadoelen Kalenberg Kallenkote Kuinre Leeuwte Marijenkampen Moespot Muggenbeet Nederland, Overijssel Oldemarkt (2,600) Onna, Overijssel Ossenzijl Paasloo Roekebosch Ronduite Scheerwolde Sint Jansklooster (2,400) Steenwijk (17,100) Steenwijkerwold (1,900) Tuk – like Zuidveen now a suburb of Steenwijk ( 1,600) Vollenhove (4,100) Wanneperveen (1,600) Wetering Willemsoord Witte Paarden Zuidveen.  

Albergen, Fleringen, Geesteren, Haarle, Harbrinkhoek, Hezingen, Langeveen, Mander, Manderveen, Mariaparochie, Reutum, Tubbergen and Vasse  

Bruinehaar, De Pollen, Den Ham, Geerdijk, Kloosterhaar, Meer Vriezenveen, Vroomshoop, Weitemanslanden, Westerhaar-Vriezenveensewijk and Westerhoeven  

Enter, Hoge Hexel, Ypelo, Notter, Rectum, Zuna  

Cellemuiden De Velde Genemuiden (population on 1 January 2007: 9,985) Hasselt, Overijssel, Netherlands (pop. 6,963) Kamperzeedijk-Oost and Kamperzeedijk-West Kievitsnest Mastenbroek Zwartewatersklooster Zwartsluis  

Zwolle became a member of the Hanseatic league in 1294. <br>During World War Two, Zwolle was single-handedly liberated by Private Leo Major [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leo_Major Lee Major], a Canadian soldier from Montreal