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兰斯塔德

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兰斯塔德

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Also known as Deltametropool

荷蘭的組合城市

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The Randstad is a large curved urban area in the central-western Netherlands that brings together the country's four biggest cities—Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, and Utrecht—along with their suburbs and surrounding towns, and is home to nearly half of the Dutch population. It matters because it contains some of Europe's most important economic hubs, including the world's busiest seaport outside Asia and Europe's fourth-busiest airport.

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Randstad
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Randstad Regio
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Conurbation
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Amsterdam - 134.jpg
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300
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Amsterdam, the Netherlands' capital and largest city
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Erasmusbrug seen from Euromast.jpg
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Rotterdam, second largest city in the Netherlands <!--
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The Hague Skyline Part II.jpg
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The Hague at dusk
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Wikidata facts

Has part
Delft
Located in
Flevoland
Population
6787000
Area
11372.15
Image
Zuidas by night, Amsterdam.jpg
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native label
Deltametropool
Commons category
Randstad (conurbation)
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Article · 中文

兰斯塔德(荷蘭語:Randstad,荷兰语发音: [ˈrɑntstɑt] ())是荷兰的組合城市,包括该国最大的四座城市(阿姆斯特丹、鹿特丹、海牙和乌得勒支)及其周围地区,拥有750万居民(几乎佔荷兰人口的一半;如果包括毗邻的一些城市,人口超过1000万,几乎佔荷兰全部人口的2/3),是欧洲最大的组群城市之一。主要城市包括阿尔梅勒、阿姆斯特丹、代尔夫特、多德雷赫特、豪达、哈勒姆、希尔弗瑟姆、莱顿、鹿特丹、海牙、乌得勒支及祖特梅尔。 此地城市群大致呈新月形或链形,兰斯塔德因而得名(rand意为边缘,stad意为城镇)。蘭斯台德四大都市所包围的区域被称为「」(Groene Hart)。

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