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Groningen
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nordöstlichste Provinz der Niederlande
Groningen is the northeasternmost province of the Netherlands, located in the country's far north. As a major region in the Netherlands' geography, it represents an important part of the country's territorial and administrative structure.
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- Instance of
- province of the Netherlands
- Named after
- Groningen
- Official name
- Grinslân
- Demonym
- groningano
- Country
- Netherlands
- Located in
- Netherlands
- Contains
- Eemsmond
- Continent
- Europe
- Capital
- Groningen
- Population
- 582728
- Area
- 2960.0
- Time zone
- UTC+01:00
- Anthem
- Grönnens Laid
- Shares border with
- Emsland
- Official website
- provinciegroningen.nl
- Licence plate code
- A
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- described by source
- New International Encyclopedia
- Commons category
- Groningen (province)
- category for people born here
- Category:Births in Groningen (province)
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- Category:Deaths in Groningen (province)
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- Category:People from Groningen (province)
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- Groningen
- native label
- Grinslân
- language used
- Dutch
- phone number
- +31031503164911
- social media followers
- 22394
- P11012
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- different from
- Groningen
- number of viewers/listeners
- 303261
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Article · Deutsch
Groningen (niederdeutsch Grönnen, westfriesisch Grinslân) ist die nordöstlichste Provinz der Niederlande. Sie grenzt im Osten an Ostfriesland und an das Emsland (Niedersachsen). Im Norden liegt die Nordsee. Nachbarprovinzen sind Drenthe (südlich) und Friesland (westlich). Hauptstadt ist Groningen. In der Provinz Groningen werden neben der niederländischen Sprache die heimischen niedersächsischen Dialekte (Gronings) gesprochen. Die Provinz wird auch Stad en Ommelanden („Stadt und Umland“) genannt, weil historisch die Stadt Groningen (ursprünglich sächsisch) und die Ommelande (bis zum 15. Jahrhundert friesisch) lange Zeit in Unfrieden miteinander gelebt hatten.
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