
Utrecht
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commune et ville néerlandaise, chef-lieu de la province d'Utrecht
Utrecht is the fourth-largest city in the Netherlands and the capital of its province, located in the geographic center of the country within the greater Randstad urban area. With a population of 378,140, it serves as an important regional hub in the eastern part of this major conurbation.
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- Netherlands
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- Utrecht
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- Utrecht
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- Ut(e)reg (Utrechts)
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- Domstad (Cathedral City)
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- Official name
- Utrecht
- Demonym
- utreĥtano
- Country
- Netherlands
- Located in
- Lordship of Utrecht
- Population
- 359370
- Area
- 99.32
- Elevation
- 5
- Time zone
- Central European Time
- Body of water
- Vecht
- Head of government
- Sharon Dijksma
- Capital of
- Utrecht
- Shares border with
- Houten
- Official website
- www.utrecht.nl/city-of-utrecht
- Image
- Nachtegaalstraat Utrecht.jpg
- Households
- 161026
- Dialing code
- 030
- Flag
- flag of Utrecht
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- Juanjuí
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- Utrecht (city)
- postal code
- 3500–3585
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Utrecht est une commune et ville néerlandaise, chef-lieu de la province d'Utrecht. Avec 352 795 habitants au 1er janvier 2019, elle est la quatrième ville des Pays-Bas. Son agglomération fait partie de la conurbation de la Randstad (7 100 000 habitants entre Amsterdam, La Haye et Rotterdam). Située au centre du pays, la ville est jeune et dynamique — elle connaît un fort étalement urbain à l'ouest — et aujourd'hui connue pour sa cathédrale et son université.
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