Eemsdelta

Eemsdelta is a municipality located in the province of Groningen in the northeastern Netherlands. It was established on January 1, 2019, through the merger of the former municipalities of Delfzijl, Appingedam, and Loppersum. The name "Eemsdelta" refers to the municipality's location at the mouth of the Eems River, where it flows into the Wadden Sea.

The municipality covers a significant area and is characterized by its agricultural landscape, coastal regions, and industrial activities, particularly in the port of Delfzijl. Delfzijl is a major port and industrial center, with industries such as aluminum production and chemical manufacturing. Appingedam is a historic fortified town known for its canals and historic buildings. Loppersum, while smaller, also possesses its own unique charm and rural character.

Eemsdelta is an important economic region for the province, with a focus on logistics, energy, and agriculture. The municipality is also a popular destination for nature lovers and tourists, offering opportunities for cycling, hiking, and exploring the unique Wadden Sea landscape. The region is known for its strong sense of community and its rich cultural heritage.