Lierop

Lierop is a village located in the municipality of Deurne in the Dutch province of North Brabant. It is situated in the southeastern part of the Netherlands. The village has a rural character, with agricultural land surrounding it. Lierop's history is tied to the development of the region, which historically involved peat extraction and farming.

The village features a central church, the Sint-Willibrorduskerk, which is a prominent landmark. Like many Dutch villages, Lierop has a community center and various sports facilities. The local economy has traditionally been based on agriculture, though in recent decades there has been a shift towards other sectors, with many residents commuting to larger towns and cities for work.

Nature plays a significant role in the area around Lierop. The Peel, a large nature reserve known for its heathlands and fens, is located nearby, offering opportunities for outdoor recreation such as hiking and cycling. The village maintains a distinct identity within the municipality of Deurne, with its own local traditions and community events. Lierop's development has been influenced by its geographical position and the historical economic activities of the Peel region.