Markvelde, Rural hamlet in Hof van Twente, Netherlands
Markvelde is a rural hamlet spread across agricultural land in the Hof van Twente region of eastern Netherlands, situated between the boundaries of several neighboring municipalities. The settlement consists mainly of scattered residential properties surrounded by open farmland.
The name Markvelde first appeared in medieval records and referred to a field area within the traditional Twente region. The area developed over centuries as an agricultural community.
The Stichting Markvelds Belang organization manages the community center 't Lammershoes, coordinating social activities for the 275 local residents.
The hamlet is easily accessible and offers a quiet setting for visitors wishing to explore typical Dutch countryside. Walking and cycling are practical ways to explore the open landscape and surrounding farms.
Agricultural enterprises constitute 40 percent of the 65 registered businesses in Markvelde, reflecting the area's strong farming heritage.
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