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The Amstel is a river in the Dutch province of North Holland that flows northward through several towns before emptying into the IJ in Amsterdam, which takes its name from this waterway. The river hosts several notable annual events, including a Liberation Day concert, a rowing competition, and the Amsterdam Gay Pride boat parade.
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- Amstel
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- Amsterdam Amstel 12.jpg
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- 250px
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- The Amstel in city center of Amsterdam with the Stopera (center) and H'ART Museum (right)
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- Location Amstel with Drechtkanaal.PNG
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- 250px
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- Location of the Amstel in dark blue
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- Netherlands
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- North Holland, South Holland, Utrecht
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Article · Français
L'Amstel (du vieux néerlandais Aeme-stelle, qui signifie « Zone aquatique ») est un fleuve canalisé néerlandais du sud-est de la province de Hollande-Septentrionale. Il donne, entre autres et en partie, son nom à la ville d'Amsterdam (anciennement Amstelredam soit « Digue sur l'Amstel »).
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