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Here are a list of maps, showing the rise and fall of the Dutch Empire. Currently, Aruba, Bonaire, Curaco, Saba and Sint Eustatius are part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. They are all small islands in the Caribbean. I do not have a map between 1830-1938 because the only major event(s) that took place was the expansion in the East Indies, which can be seen by looking at Expansion in the East Indies section.

The Dutch Empire and various places under their control at different points in history.

Maps

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  • The Dutch Empire in 1630
    The Dutch Empire in 1630
  • The Dutch Empire in 1650
    The Dutch Empire in 1650
  • The Dutch Empire in 1674
    The Dutch Empire in 1674
  • The Dutch Empire in 1700
    The Dutch Empire in 1700
  • The Dutch Empire in 1750
    The Dutch Empire in 1750
  • The Dutch Empire in 1795
    The Dutch Empire in 1795
  • The Dutch Empire in 1830.
    The Dutch Empire in 1830.
  • The Dutch Empire prior to WWII.
    The Dutch Empire prior to WWII.
  • The Dutch Empire in 1960.
    The Dutch Empire in 1960.
  • The Dutch Empire in 1975.
    The Dutch Empire in 1975.
  • Dutch Islands in the Caribbean today.
    Dutch Islands in the Caribbean today.

People

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  • William of Orange or William "the Silent", father of the Netherlands, age 47. c. 1580
    William of Orange or William "the Silent", father of the Netherlands, age 47. c. 1580
  • William the Silent at age 22.
    William the Silent at age 22.
  • Statue of William the Silent in the Hague
    Statue of William the Silent in the Hague
  • Maurice of Nassau son of William the Silent.
    Maurice of Nassau son of William the Silent.
  • Willam Barentsz, explorer.
    Willam Barentsz, explorer.
  • Willam Janszoon Blaeu, Dutch cartographer.
    Willam Janszoon Blaeu, Dutch cartographer.
  • Michiel de Ruyter Dutch Navy legend.
    Michiel de Ruyter Dutch Navy legend.
  • Maarten Tromp, Dutch Navy legend.
    Maarten Tromp, Dutch Navy legend.
  • Piet Hein, Dutch Navy legend.
    Piet Hein, Dutch Navy legend.
  • Peter Stuyvesant, Director-General of New Netherland.
    Peter Stuyvesant, Director-General of New Netherland.
  • Johan de Witt, Dutch politician.
    Johan de Witt, Dutch politician.
  • William V, last stadtholder of the Dutch Republic.
    William V, last stadtholder of the Dutch Republic.
  • Louis Bonaparte, King of Holland.
    Louis Bonaparte, King of Holland.
  • King William I.
    King William I.
  • King William II.
    King William II.
  • King William III.
    King William III.
  • Queen Wilhelmina, and future Queen Juliana.
    Queen Wilhelmina, and future Queen Juliana.
  • Queen Beatrix, current Queen of the Netherlands.
    Queen Beatrix, current Queen of the Netherlands.

Flags

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  • Flag of the Dutch Republic. 1581-1795
    Flag of the Dutch Republic. 1581-1795
  • Current Flag of the Netherlands. 1806–Present
    Current Flag of the Netherlands. 1806–Present
  • Flag of the VOC.1602-1800
    Flag of the VOC.1602-1800
  • Flag of the Batavian Republic.1795-1806
    Flag of the Batavian Republic.1795-1806

Legacy

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  • "New Amsterdam", present day New York City.
    "New Amsterdam", present day New York City.
  • Dutch Houses in Cape Town, South Africa.
    Dutch Houses in Cape Town, South Africa.
  • Fort Zeelandia in Suriname.
    Fort Zeelandia in Suriname.
  • Jakarta, formerly Batavia in Indonesia.
    Jakarta, formerly Batavia in Indonesia.


Dutch Empire

Introduction • Bibliography • Authors • Glossary • Print Version

Origins of an Empire • Dutch Revolt • The Beginning of an Empire • Asia • The Atlantic • Culture During the Golden Age • Anglo-Dutch Wars • Wars With Sweden • Later Wars • Batavian Republic • Kingdom of Holland • Under the French • Belgian Revolution • Expansion in the East Indies • Suriname and the Caribbean • German Invasion of the Netherlands • Japanese Invasion of the East Indies • Indonesian National Revolution • Suriname Independence • Language • Place Names • Architecture • Kings and Queens • Stadtholders of Holland • Governors-General of the Dutch East Indies • Director-Generals of New Netherland • Governors of Cape Colony • Maps and Pictures

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