The Netherlands

`The Dutch Home-Page'

Welcome

You just arrived at The meeting-point for The Netherlands: this page connects the Dutch WWW services with each other and to the outside world. Through a number of clickable maps, you are guided along the large number of WWW-servers present in our little country.

This site does not aim for an exhaustive collection of pages, but tries to contain the most interesting sites only. Please help us to improve our information. Do not forget to read our disclaimer.

This edition was produced 15 July 1996 and contains 1591 sites.

We apologize for Mosaic v2.[567] users: they have to use our previous layout of this page because the poor implementation of tables in Mosaic, or install Mosaic v2.7b2.

Geographical Index Click on any location on the map to show the sites in a region	Categorical Index Select one of the categories Going out or Staying in Digital Cities, Government & Politics Research & Education Libraries & Databanks Link-collectors & User-Groups Shops Media Technical subjects Other subjects Internet producers and access providers Computer hardware and software
	Textual Index Use this text version when you have a slow connection
Index Search Various ways of intelligent searching through our databases.	Newest Sites Try the newest sites or have this list mailed to you once every week

Other Internet Resources in The Netherlands

Several other places where you can find information about
Internet-activities in the Netherlands:

NL-menu,: with a long list of all connected sites;
Fuzzy search engine for NL,: Search for pieces of texts on any Dutch site;
Internet Gids, the Dutch Yellow Pages,: with addresses of companies;
Frequently asked questions: about social and cultural peculiarities of The Netherlands
National Netbook,: to locate people's addresses;
City.Net: with detailed city information of The Netherlands; and
CIA's world factbook '95: what the CIA thinks it knows about us.

Outside The Netherlands


EU,	Europe,	World.

Administration

New servers shall be submitted using the registration form. Also use this same form to report changes.

In case you would like to know a little more about the history and realization of these pages, you can read it in How do they do that?

Thanks to

Thanks to so many people and companies: please read our extensive list of contributors. Especially we need to highlight:

Silicon Graphics Inc. for all the hardware and software, and
the Electronic Circuit Design Group, Faculty of EE, Eindhoven University of Technology for supplying the network facilities.

Brought to you by

Heini Withagen ([email protected]) and Mark Overmeer ([email protected])

Updated nearly every day. Please report mistakes and remarks to us.