Through the ages, the Netherlands (and Flanders, the northern part of Belgium) have been called the Low Lands (in Dutch: neder-land, hence the English name). It is land that has been created in undeep sea by the tides and by erosion products that were delivered by the rivers. This has created an almost perfectly flat landscape at sea level.
The southern tip of the Netherlands and the southern half of Belgium are not quite flat.
There are no mountains
There are no mountains in the Netherlands. The Netherlands is a part of the lowland countries (along with Belgium and Luxembourg), and most of the lowland countries are actually below sea level. The highest point in the Netherlands is a just a hill.
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Nope, we don't have mountains. Large hills is the best we can do.
Firsts - Holland is not a country. It's a part of the Netherlands. And there are other countries without mountains.
The Netherlands has a variety of landforms. Some of these include rolling hills, the Ardennes Mountains, as well as a number of lakes.
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There are no mountains in Holland - much of its land ls below sea-level.
it's flat, there are barely any hills or mountains and it is below sea level
The Netherlands has a flat landscape so farmers can grow their crops and do not have to walk or drive over the mountains if their crops are ready to get collected.
The Netherlands is a flat country, they don't have any mountains. They do have a few high spots. The 3 highest 'hills' are:1. Vaalserberg - 322,7 metres high2. Eschberg - 309 metres high3. Vijlenerbos - 301 metres highThe Vaalserberg and the Sint-Pietersberg (171 metres high) are the most famous ones.
Andorra (wedged between France and Spain in the Piranees mountains).