Hosteren

Hosteren is a municipality located in the province of Gelderland in the eastern part of the Netherlands. The municipality covers an area of approximately 77.04 square kilometers and has a population of around 1,362 residents as of 2020.

Geographically, Hosteren is situated along the German border, which is located just within the Netherlands. The municipality's landscape is predominantly characterized by rolling hills and fields. Hosteren is also home to several small villages and hamlets, with the largest settlement being the namesake village of Hosteren itself.

The economy of Hosteren is primarily based on agriculture and small-scale industry. The municipality is known for its dairy farming and cattle breeding practices, with many farms in the area producing high-quality milk and meat products. Additionally, several small businesses and craft shops are scattered throughout the municipality, providing essential services to the residents.

Hosteren has no direct access to the sea, but it is connected to the provincial capital of Arnhem via the A73 highway. Public transportation is also available in the form of buses, providing residents with a means of commuting to nearby towns and cities.

The municipality of Hosteren is part of the Veluwe region, which is a large natural park with diverse wildlife and flora. The area is popular among tourists and nature enthusiasts, with several hiking trails and scenic spots to explore.