AmsterdamUtrechtHaarlem
AmsterdamUtrechtHaarlem is a term used to describe the central Dutch urban corridor that links the cities of Amsterdam, Utrecht, and Haarlem along the Randstad. It denotes a continuous metropolitan area rather than an official administrative unit, and is used in planning, policy discussions, and media to reference the dense urbanized zone between these cities.
Geography and population: The corridor spans parts of North Holland and Utrecht Province and forms a core
Transport and economy: The region is served by a dense transport network, including frequent intercity railway
History and planning: Growth in the Amsterdam–Utrecht–Haarlem area stems from long-standing urban expansion within the Randstad.