Schijndel - Population Centres

Population Centres

  • Schijndel
  • Wijbosch

The population of the town Schijndel in 2005 was 23,005. This figure has remained virtually unchanged since the 1990s. Although officially marked as a village the town has a population that is large enough to be considered a city, but since city charters are no longer being given to municipalities in Holland Schijndel remains a village.

  • TVSchijndel (nieuws-beeldverslagen-politiek-sport-Historisch beeldarchief-Abzeurt
  • Official website
  • http://www.brabantsdagblad.nl/multimedia/archive/01132/Bijlage-Schijndel_1132522a.pdf
Municipalities of North Brabant
  • Aalburg
  • Alphen-Chaam
  • Asten
  • Baarle-Nassau
  • Bergeijk
  • Bergen op Zoom
  • Bernheze
  • Best
  • Bladel
  • Boekel
  • Boxmeer
  • Boxtel
  • Breda
  • Cranendonck
  • Cuijk
  • Deurne
  • Dongen
  • Drimmelen
  • Eersel
  • Eindhoven
  • Etten-Leur
  • Geertruidenberg
  • Geldrop-Mierlo
  • Gemert-Bakel
  • Gilze en Rijen
  • Goirle
  • Grave
  • Haaren
  • Halderberge
  • Heeze-Leende
  • Helmond
  • 's-Hertogenbosch
  • Heusden
  • Hilvarenbeek
  • Laarbeek
  • Landerd
  • Loon op Zand
  • Maasdonk
  • Mill en Sint Hubert
  • Moerdijk
  • Nuenen, Gerwen en Nederwetten
  • Oirschot
  • Oisterwijk
  • Oosterhout
  • Oss
  • Reusel-De Mierden
  • Roosendaal
  • Rucphen
  • Schijndel
  • Sint Anthonis
  • Sint-Michielsgestel
  • Sint-Oedenrode
  • Someren
  • Son en Breugel
  • Steenbergen
  • Tilburg
  • Uden
  • Valkenswaard
  • Veghel
  • Veldhoven
  • Vught
  • Waalre
  • Waalwijk
  • Werkendam
  • Woensdrecht
  • Woudrichem
  • Zundert
  • See also
  • Netherlands
  • Provinces
  • Municipalities

Coordinates: 51°37′N 5°27′E / 51.617°N 5.45°E / 51.617; 5.45


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