![]() Nations Online All Countries of the World |
||
| Home |
|
___ Satellite View of Rotterdam |
Satellite View of Rotterdam using Google Earth DataSatellite view is showing Rotterdam, second largest city and the principal port of theIn Rotterdam resides the largest port of Europe. The immense port facilities of Rotterdam extend to the North Sea in west. Rotterdam has a population of about 600,000 inhabitants. Official language is Dutch. The Map shows a city map of Rotterdam with expressways, main roads and streets, zoom out to find Rotterdam Airport (IATA code: RTM), located about locate 5.6 km (3.5 mi) northwest of the city center. To find a location use the form below. To view just the map, click on the "Map" button. |
![]() Europe Container Terminals (ECT)in Waalhaven, Rotterdam at night. Photo: Quistnix |
|
|
|
||
| Google Map: Searchable Map of the City of Rotterdam, Kingdom of the Netherlands. |
||
| φ Latitude °N, λ Longitude °E (of Map center): | ||
| Click on the map and drag your mouse to move the map around. Changes also the Latitude/Longitude of the map. Point with your mouse on a desired place on the map then double click to center the map. Zoom in +, Zoom out – Map Type Control Buttons; to switch between various map types use this buttons: Map for street map, Satellite for satellite image; Hybrid for a combination of satellite image and street map; Terrain for a physical map. |
||
| Related Netherlands Pages: Cities: Country: Continent: External Links Rotterdam Rotterdam's official web site. Port of Rotterdam Port City Wikipedia: Rotterdam Wikipedia antry Rotterdam. |
||
| Countries and Territories of Europe Countries of the World: A - C | D - G | H - L | M - P | Q - T | U - Z Continents: Africa | The Americas | Asia | Australia/Oceania |
||
|
One World - Nations Online .:. let's care for this planet Made to improve cross-cultural understanding and global awareness. |
|
| Site Map
| Information Sources | Advertise with OWNO | Disclaimer: Privacy Policy, etc. Contact: info@nationsonline.org | Copyright © 1998-2010 :: nationsonline.org |