List of French exonyms for Dutch toponyms

This list of French exonyms for Dutch toponyms shows the French names of cities and villages in the Netherlands () used by the French and francophones living outside France.

Provinces

Dutch

French

Friesland

Frise

Gelderland

Gueldre

Groningen

Groningue

Limburg

Limbourg

Noord-Brabant

Brabant-Septentrional

Noord-Holland

Hollande-Septentrionale

Overijssel

Over-Yssel, Overissel (obsolete)

Zuid-Holland

Hollande-Méridionale

Zeeland

Zélande

Cities

Dutch

French

Alphen aan den Rijn

Alphen-sur-le-Rhin

Baarle-Nassau

Baerle-Nassau

Bergen op Zoom

Berg-op-Zoom

Breda

Bréda

Capelle aan den IJssel

Capelle-sur-l'Yssel (obsolete)

Coevorden

Couvorde (obsolete)

Doesburg

Doesbourg

Den Haag, 's-Gravenhage

La Haye

Den Helder

Le Helder

Geertruidenberg

Mont-Sainte-Gertrude

Groningen

Groningue

Gulpen

Galoppe

's-Hertogenbosch

Bois-le-Duc

Hoogezand

Hogezand

Leeuwarden

Leuvarde, Leuvarden (obsolete)

Leiden

Leyde

Maastricht

Maëstricht or Maestricht

Middelburg

Middelbourg

Nijmegen

Nimègue

Noordwijk

Nordwick

Sint-Oedenrode

Rhode-Saint-Oude

Rijswijk

Ryswick

Roermond

Ruremonde

Roosendaal

Rosendaël, Rosendael

Rotterdam

Roterdam (obsolete)

Rozenburg

Rosenbourg

Sint Anthonis

Saint-Antoine

Scheveningen

Schéveningue

Sint-Michielsgestel

Saint-Michel-Gestel

Sluis

L'Écluse

Terneuzen

Terneuse

Tilburg

Tilbourg

Valkenburg

Fauquemont

Valkenburg aan de Geul

Fauquemont-sur-Gueule

Vlaardingen

Flardingue

Vlissingen

Flessingue

Waalwijk

Walwick (obsolete)

Wateringen

Wateringue

Zuidhorn

Zuydhorn

See also

  • List of French exonyms for Italian toponyms
  • List of French exonyms for German toponyms
  • List of English exonyms for Dutch toponyms
  • List of English exonyms for Italian toponyms
  • List of German exonyms for places in Italy