Translation for 'village center' from English to Dutch

village center [Am.]

dorpscentrum {het}

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center of the village [Am.]

dorpscentrum {het}

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village

dorp {het}

village doctor

dorpsarts {de}genees.

dorpsdokter {de}genees.

village population

dorpsbevolking {de}

village festival

dorpsfeest {het}

village smith

dorpssmid {de}werk

village blacksmith

dorpssmid {de}werk

village cemetery

dorpskerkhof {het}

village commune

dorpsgemeente {de}

village residents

dorpsbewoners {mv}

Alpine village

alpendorp {het}geogr.

village idiot

dorpsidioot {de}

village church

dorpskerk {de}archi.relig.

fishing village

vissersdorp {het}

village community

dorpsgemeenschap {de}

village street

dorpsstraat {de}

village school

dorpsschool {de}opl.

village life

dorpsleven {het}

border village

grensdorp {het}geogr.

wine village

wijndorp {het}geogr.wijnk.

• This section of town includes the Stony Brook Village Center, a planned commercial center in the style of New England clapboard architecture that opened in 1941.
• They still occupy the same land located in what is now the village center.
• They cleared heavy forest and gradually constructed houses for a village center.
• In the village center, the east-west State Route 28 meets the north-south Route 30.
• Kingston has been designated as a Village Center by the New Jersey State Planning Commission and is overseen by an advisory commission that consists of seven members from Franklin Township and South Brunswick.

• In the 13th century a village center was formed, which still exists as the historic Dorpsstraat.
• By 1776, Weston's population of 1,027 was spread throughout the town on scattered farms along major roads, with some consolidation within the village center around the meetinghouse, along the length of the Post Road, and on North Avenue.
• The charming village center houses several restaurants as well as coffee shops, and hosts stores selling antiques and Victorian house fixtures, reflective of the village's older affluent population.
• By the 1970s, much of New Preston's diminutive village center had fallen into decline, with many shops left vacant and in various states of disrepair.
• Here the Post Road splits, with the oldest route (prior to 1704) following East Street in an arc around the old marshes until it meets Washington Street (Route 1A) south of the Dedham village center.

• The village centers have evolved over time. The Oakland Mills Village Center had a traditional Village Center layout—stores located off a central corridor—until its demolition in the late 1990s.