Waardenburg

Waardenburg is a inside the municipality of West Betuwe within the Dutch province of Gelderland. The village has 2314 population 2011. On January 1, 1978 a municipal reorganization occurred, whereby Waardenburg, together with the municipalities of Est and Opijnen , Ophemert , Varik and Haaften, shaped the brand new municipality of Neerijnen. The village was called Hiern . The call Waardenburg comes from Kasteel Waardenburg, based in 1265 . Next to the fort is the hexagonal, thatched Wheat Mill Waardenburg , courting from round 1780. There is also a enormous polder mill in Waardenburg. The village is placed north of the Waal .

The metropolis of Zaltbommel is simply throughout the river. Waardenburg is placed right along the A2 highway , immediately north of the Martinus Nijhoff bridge . The Utrecht - 's-Hertogenbosch railway line runs right through the village, but seeing that 1935 the Waardenburg station is not in use. It changed into demolished in 1973. On the alternative facet of the toll road, close to the village of Tuil , lies the Slimwei workplace park and industrial area .