Ameide

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Ameide is a small historic town in the Dutch province of South Holland, known for its location along the Lek River and traditional Dutch architecture.

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Ameide canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf settlement
town
country Netherlands
formerMunicipalityOf South Holland
governedBy municipal council of Vijfheerenlanden
grantedCityRightsIn 1277
hasCityRights yes
hasDialingCode 0183
hasEvent Ameide horse market
annual horse fair
hasFeature dike along the Lek River
historic streets
small harbor on the Lek
traditional Dutch houses
hasHeritageStatus protected townscape (partly)
hasLandUse agricultural surroundings
residential
hasMunicipalStatus former municipality
hasPostalCode 4233
hasRelief low-lying polder landscape
hasReligiousBuilding Gereformeerde Kerk Ameide
Hervormde Kerk Ameide
hasTransport regional bus connections
knownFor historic town center
location along the Lek River
traditional Dutch architecture
locatedIn Alblasserwaard region
South Holland
Vijfheerenlanden
province of South Holland
western Netherlands
linked to: Western Netherlands
locatedNear Lexmond
Meerkerk
Tienhoven aan de Lek
locatedOn Lek River
partOf Utrecht urban region (administratively via Vijfheerenlanden)
municipality of Vijfheerenlanden
timezone CET
timezoneDST CEST
usesLanguage Dutch

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Molenlanden hasSettlement Ameide
Vijfheerenlanden containsSettlement Ameide
Langerak locatedWestOf Ameide
Alblasserwaard contains Ameide
subject linked to: Alblasserwaard region