North Holland, Province in the Netherlands
North Holland is a province of the Netherlands located in the northwestern part of the country. It includes Amsterdam, Haarlem, and other significant cities.
Established in 1840, North Holland was once part of a larger region called Holland, which was later divided into two provinces.
Traditional Dutch windmills, tulip fields, and cheese markets are part of North Holland's rich cultural heritage.
North Holland is easily accessible by rail, road and air, with Schiphol Airport being one of Europe’s biggest airports.
The province has a coastline on both the North Sea and the IJsselmeer.
Location: Netherlands
Inception: 1840
Capital city: Haarlem
Population: 2813466
Phone: +3108000200600
Website: noord-holland.nl
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap