Everything about Nieuwegein totally explained
is a municipality and a city in the
Netherlands, in the province of
Utrecht. It lies about 7 km south of the city of
Utrecht. It borders on the
Lek River in the south. On the other side of the river is
Vianen. To the west lies
IJsselstein, to the east is
Houten.
Nieuwegein was formed on the
July 1,
1971, when the former municipalities of
Jutphaas and
Vreeswijk merged. The
new town was built for the expanding population of the city of Utrecht, and has grown rapidly.
Nieuwegein is surrounded by three
Motorways (Dutch: ), the, the and the . There is a
light rail line to
Utrecht. There is a
pedestrian ferry across the Lek to Vianen.
In and around Nieuwegein are several canals: the
Amsterdam-Rhine Canal, the
Lek River and the
Merwede Canal.
Its sister cities are Puławy,
Poland and Rundu,
Namibia.
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