Amsterdam, Netherlands

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• Amsterdam (Netherlands) — Hotels: A Train Hotel Amsterdam (City Centre Central Station) Aalborg Hotel Amsterdam (City: Rembrandt Plein) Acca Hotel Amsterdam (City: Rijksmuseum) ACH Leidse Square Hotel Amsterdam (City: Rijksmuseum) ACH Museum Square Hotel Amste …   International hotels

• Netherlands women's national rugby union team — Netherlands Union Nederlandse Rugby Bond Coach(es)  Yvonne Bouman …   Wikipedia

• Amsterdam Crusaders — Year founded: 1984 Helmet …   Wikipedia

• Netherlands national field hockey team — Netherlands Association Dutch Hockey Confederation (Koninklijke Nederlandse Hockey Bond) Coach Maximiliano Caldas FIH ranking …   Wikipedia

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• Netherlands at the 1928 Summer Olympics — Netherlands at the Olympic Games Flag of the Netherlands – Flag bearers …   Wikipedia

• Netherlands women's national field hockey team — Netherlands Nickname Association Dutch Hockey Confederation (Koninklijke Nederlandse Hockey Bond) Coach Maximiliano Ca …   Wikipedia

• Amsterdam Nieuw-West —   Neighborhood of Amsterdam   Country  Netherlands Province …   Wikipedia

• Nieuw-Amsterdam, Netherlands — Nieuw Amsterdam is a village in Drenthe, The Netherlands, bordering the village of Veenoord : Tweelingdorp (twin village), a common name for both municipalites, reflects this topographical relationship. For example, the train station was located… …   Wikipedia

• Netherlands Antilles national football team — Netherlands Antilles Association Nederlands Antilliaanse Voetbal Unie Confederation CONCACAF (North America) Head coach Remko Bicentini …   Wikipedia

• Amsterdam Dome — is a multi use indoor arena in Amsterdam, Netherlands that is currently under construction. Once completed in 2009, it will be used mostly for ice hockey and basketball matches. The arena will have a capacity of 15,000 people.External links*… …   Wikipedia