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West Frisian Islands
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West Frisian Islands
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This is the Dutch part of the archipelago stretching from the Netherlands to Denmark along the UNESCO-listed Wadden Sea. Several islands, including the best-known, Texel, are popular for their dune landscapes, beaches, and hiking opportunities. There are also two or three nature reserves with seals and birds.
Overview of the West Frisian Islands
This is the Dutch part of the archipelago stretching from the Netherlands to the Denmark along the UNESCO-listed Wadden Sea. Several islands, the best-known being Texel, are popular for their dune landscapes, beaches, and hiking opportunities. There are also two or three nature reserves with seals and birds.
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- Type of place: archipelago.
- Tourist interest: (recommended).
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- Number of islands: 14.
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- Population: 23,872 (2012).
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