Hoorn, Netherlands

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Hoorn, Netherlands is a historic Dutch port city in North Holland known for its role in the Dutch Golden Age and as a former base of the Dutch East India Company.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
municipality of the Netherlands
areaCode 0229
connectsWith A7 motorway
Amsterdam–Enkhuizen railway line
coordinateLocation 52.642°N 5.059°E
country Netherlands
economy commuter town for Amsterdam region
regional services and retail center
eponymOf Cape Horn
governingBody municipal council of Hoorn
hasCityRights 1357
hasHeritageDesignation protected cityscape
hasLandmark Bossuhuizen
Boterhal
Hoofdtoren
Oostereiland
Oosterkerk
Roode Steen square
Westfries Museum
statue of Jan Pieterszoon Coen
hasPart Hoorn Kersenboogerd railway station
Hoorn Noord railway station
Hoorn railway station
harbor district
historic city center
heritage well-preserved 17th-century architecture
historicalRole base of the Dutch East India Company
base of the Dutch West India Company
important port during the Dutch Golden Age
localLanguage Dutch
West Frisian (regional)
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity North Holland
West Friesland
linked to: West-Friesland
locatedInTimePeriod Dutch Golden Age (as major port)
locatedOnBodyOfWater IJsselmeer
Markermeer
namedAfter cape Hoorn (Kaap Hoorn) in Chile
partOf Randstad metropolitan region
population approximately 73,000 (mid-2020s)
postalCode 1620–1628
region historical region of West Friesland
timeZone Central European Summer Time
Central European Time
transport heritage steam tram Hoorn–Medemblik
twinnedWith Clonakilty
Příbram
Quickborn

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George Baker (singer) placeOfBirth Hoorn, Netherlands
subject linked to: George Baker
Bart Bok placeOfBirth Hoorn, Netherlands