Areas in the Netherlands 2019

This table establishes a relationship between the municipal classification (the lowest administrative level in the Netherlands) on 1 January 2019 and various subdivisions of the Dutch territory at upper-municipal level. With the information from this table, figures from municipalities can be added together, so that figures can also be calculated at upper-community level. For the classification by tourist areas, exceptions apply to this. In the table, click the relevant column header (“Tourist Areas”) to get detailed information. The table is composed of: — Codes and names of municipalities. — Localisations of municipalities. This indicates which upper-municipal areas a municipality belongs to. — Size and urbanity of municipalities. — Statistical data. This includes the population and the environmental address density. This data is based on the size and urbanity of municipalities. For each municipality, the table shows which upper-municipal areas the municipality is part of. On the other hand, the corresponding municipalities can be searched for in the parts of the country, provinces and COROP areas. Data available for 2019 Status of the figures: The data is final. Changes as of 26 February 2021: None, this table has been discontinued. Changes as of 16 February 2021: The new regional classification “SubRES-Region” has been added. This is a subdivision of a number of Regional Energy Strategy regions and some names of the Regional Energy Strategy have been adapted. Changes as of 21 February 2020: In the classification of care offices, the CBS mistakenly assigned the municipality of Vijfheerenlanden reclassified in 2019 to the care region Utrecht (ZK23). This had to be value country (ZK24). The allocation of municipalities to Regional Units is entered in the table. The table has also been expanded with 2 new layouts. These are the RMC regions and the RES regions. ‘RMC’ stands for regional reporting and coordination point. In these regions, schools and municipalities work together to prevent pupils from leaving school without initial qualification.All municipalities in the Netherlands participate in one of the 39 RMC regions. In the RES regions, local authorities (municipalities, provinces and water boards) are working on drawing up Regional Energy Strategies (RES). When are new figures coming? No longer applicable. See section 3 for a link to the other annual tables.