Translation for 'North Holland' from English to Bulgarian

North Holland {noun}

Северна Холандия {ж}геог.

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South Holland {noun}

Южна Холандия {ж}геог.

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north {noun} <N>

север {м}

North America {noun}

Северна Америка {ж}геог.

North Sea {noun}

Северно море {ср}геог.

North Korean {adj}

севернокорейски

North Macedonia {noun}

Северна Македония {ж}геог.

North Korea {noun}

Северна Корея {ж}геог.

North Pole {noun}

северен полюс {м}геог.

North Rhine-Westphalia {noun}

Северен Рейн-Вестфалия {м}геог.

• A common theory states that Frankish migration from either Flanders, Utrecht or both displaced the Frisians in Holland, however no evidence has been found in support of this theory and more recent studies have suggested that Frisians from the mouth of the Rhine adopted the Franconian language, feudal system and religion, spreading this new 'Hollandic' identity northward over the centuries (The part of North Holland situated north of Alkmaar is still colloquially known as West Friesland).
• Today this refers specifically to people from the current provinces of North Holland and South Holland.
• Before the 18th century, varieties of Frisian were also spoken in the provinces of North Holland and Groningen, and together with the Frisian speakers in East Friesland and North Friesland a continuous linguistic area existed between Amsterdam and the present day Danish-German border.
• A département was formed in 1811 and named as Zuyderzée after the Zuiderzee, whose territory roughly corresponded to the present provinces of North Holland and Utrecht.
• Kuiper, the son of a tailor in the village of Tuitjenhorn in North Holland, had an early interest in astronomy.

• The majority of migrants were born in the Netherlands: 35% was from North Holland and South Holland, 13% of North Brabant, 9% of Zeeland and equal number of Gelderland.
• In 1940, his ashes were brought to Westerveld Cemetery in Driehuis, North Holland, where they were buried in the family grave.
• This caused the miscalculation that led to the ill-fated Anglo-Russian invasion of Holland in the peninsula of North Holland in 1799.
• dyke connecting Friesland and North Holland on either side of the Zuiderzee.
• The N307 connects Lelystad across the Houtribdijk to Enkhuizen and the province of North Holland beyond, and to Dronten and beyond that to Kampen in the province of Overijssel.

• The high watermark of British success came when a squadron of the Dutch fleet then surrendered and the Anglo-Russian army advanced through North Holland capturing the cities of Hoorn, Enkhuizen and Medemblik.
• With AZ being from nearby Alkmaar and therefore situated in the same province as Ajax, match-ups between the two sides are commonly known as the "De Noord-Hollandse Derby" ("North Holland Derby") and are often very competitive, intense and loaded fixtures.