Alkmaar

Summary

Alkmaar is a municipality of the Netherlands^[1]. Alkmaar ranks in the top 2% of municipality_of_the_netherlands entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (346 views/month).^[2]

Key Facts

• Alkmaar is located in North Holland^[3].
• Alkmaar is in the country of Netherlands^[4].
• Alkmaar is in the country of Dutch Republic^[5].
• Alkmaar is on the body of water Noordhollandsch Kanaal^[6].
• Alkmaar's head of government is recorded as Anja Schouten^[7].
• Alkmaar's image is recorded as Alkmaar Accijnstoren.jpg^[8].
• Alkmaar's image is recorded as Alkmaar Waag door het geboomte.jpg^[9].
• Alkmaar's instance of is recorded as municipality of the Netherlands^[10].
• Alkmaar's capital is recorded as Alkmaar^[11].
• Alkmaar's flag image is recorded as Alkmaar Flag.svg^[12].
• Alkmaar's shares border with is recorded as Dijk en Waard^[13].
• Alkmaar's shares border with is recorded as Heiloo^[14].
• Alkmaar's shares border with is recorded as Bergen^[15].
• Alkmaar's shares border with is recorded as Beemster^[16].
• Alkmaar's shares border with is recorded as Wormerland^[17].
• Alkmaar's shares border with is recorded as Zaanstad^[18].
• Alkmaar's shares border with is recorded as Uitgeest^[19].
• Alkmaar's shares border with is recorded as Castricum^[20].
• Alkmaar's shares border with is recorded as Koggenland^[21].
• Alkmaar's coat of arms image is recorded as Alkmaar wapen HRvA.svg^[22].
• Alkmaar's flag is recorded as flag of Alkmaar^[23].
• Alkmaar's twinned administrative body is recorded as Bergama^[24].
• Alkmaar's twinned administrative body is recorded as Bath^[25].
• Alkmaar's twinned administrative body is recorded as Darmstadt^[26].
• Alkmaar's twinned administrative body is recorded as Troyes^[27].

Why It Matters

Alkmaar ranks in the top 2% of municipality_of_the_netherlands entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (346 views/month).^[2] Alkmaar has Wikipedia articles in 28 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[28] Alkmaar is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[29]