NUTS Codes
| NUTS 1 | Code | NUTS 2 | Code | NUTS 3 | Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Northern Netherlands | NL1 | Groningen | NL11 | East Groningen | NL111 |
| Delfzijl and surroundings | NL112 | ||||
| Rest of Groningen | NL113 | ||||
| Friesland | NL12 | North Friesland | NL121 | ||
| South West Friesland | NL122 | ||||
| South East Friesland | NL123 | ||||
| Drenthe | NL13 | North Drenthe | NL131 | ||
| South East Drenthe | NL132 | ||||
| South West Drenthe | NL133 | ||||
| Eastern Netherlands | NL2 | Overijssel | NL21 | North Overijssel | NL211 |
| South West Overijssel | NL212 | ||||
| Twente | NL213 | ||||
| Gelderland | NL22 | Veluwe | NL221 | ||
| South West Gelderland | NL224 | ||||
| Achterhoek | NL225 | ||||
| Arnhem & Nijmegen | NL226 | ||||
| Flevoland | NL23 | Flevoland | NL230 | ||
| Western Netherlands | NL3 | Utrecht | NL31 | Utrecht | NL310 |
| North Holland | NL32 | Kop van North Holland | NL321 | ||
| Alkmaar and surroundings | NL322 | ||||
| IJmond | NL323 | ||||
| Haarlem agglomeration | NL324 | ||||
| Zaanstreek | NL325 | ||||
| Greater Amsterdam | NL326 | ||||
| Het Gooi and Vechtstreek | NL327 | ||||
| South Holland | NL33 | Leiden and Bollenstreek | NL331 | ||
| The Hague | NL332 | ||||
| Delft and Westland | NL333 | ||||
| East South Holland | NL334 | ||||
| Rijnmond | NL335 | ||||
| South South Holland | NL336 | ||||
| Zeeland | NL34 | Zeeuws-Vlaanderen | NL341 | ||
| Overig Zeeland | NL342 | ||||
| Southern Netherlands | NL4 | North Brabant | NL41 | West North Brabant | NL411 |
| Mid North Brabant | NL412 | ||||
| North-East North Brabant | NL413 | ||||
| South-East North Brabant | NL414 | ||||
| Limburg | NL42 | North Limburg | NL421 | ||
| Mid Limburg | NL422 | ||||
| South Limburg | NL423 |
In the 2003 version, Achterhoek was coded NL222, Arnhem/Nijmegen was coded NL223.
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