- The
Ommelanden (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈɔməˌlɑndən];
Surrounding Lands) are the
parts of
Groningen province that
surround Groningen city.
Usually mentioned...
-
Batavia can
refer to the city
proper or its
suburbs and hinterland, the
Ommelanden,
which included the much
larger area of the
Residency of
Batavia in the...
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between the City of
Groningen and the
surrounding countryside,
known as the
Ommelanden. The city of
Groningen had
already gained its
independence from its formal...
- The pompeblêden are used in
other related flags such as the flag of the
Ommelanden in
neighbouring Groningen Province, a
historically Frisian area, and for...
-
broadened when
George crossed the
river Lauwers in 1514,
entering the
Ommelanden and
laying siege to the city of Groningen,
which called in the help of...
- coat of arms of the
region Ommelanden. The
colours red,
white and blue are
derived from the coat of arms of the
Ommelanden, and the
white and
green are...
-
conquest 1038–1057, Bruno, son of Liudolf,
expands middle frisia with the
ommelanden 1057–1068,
Egbert I, son of
Bruno 1068-1086?-1089,
Egbert II, son of Egbert...
- name. The
neighborhood of
Pasar Minggu was – in the 17th-century – an
ommelanden of
Batavia located uphill. The land is
located between the
Ciliwung to...
- (West Frisian: Fryslân). In its
broadest sense, it also
includes the
Ommelanden and the
region of West Friesland. In West Friesland, the West Frisian...
- (East Frisian) and
Middle Low German. East
Frisian was
spoken in the
Ommelanden (surrounding
lands of the city of Groningen),
while the city, the surrounding...
