Lmmersum

Limmersum is a village located in the province of Groningen in the northeastern Netherlands. It is situated in the municipality of Het Hogeland, which was formed in 2019 through the amalgamation of several former municipalities. Historically, Limmersum was part of the Winsum municipality.

The village is characterized by its rural setting, typical of the Groninger landscape. It lies in an area of agricultural land, with farms and fields surrounding the settlement. Like many villages in the region, Limmersum has a history rooted in peat extraction and agriculture.

The name "Limmersum" likely derives from a combination of a personal name and the Old Frisian suffix "-hem," meaning "homestead" or "village." This suggests an early settlement established by someone named Limmer or a similar variation.

While Limmersum is a relatively small community, it possesses local amenities that serve its residents. Information regarding specific historical buildings or significant landmarks within Limmersum is generally limited due to its size and focus on agricultural life. The village's presence is primarily noted within broader geographical and administrative contexts of the Groningen province. It represents one of the many smaller settlements that contribute to the cultural and historical fabric of this northern Dutch region.