Oudereaarde
Oudereaarde is a village in the Netherlands, situated in the province of Gelderland and part of the municipality of Voorstad. It lies in the IJssel valley, roughly 25 kilometers east of Arnhem and 15 kilometers south of Zutphen. The village is known for its historic center and surrounding farmland.
Etymology: The name Oudereaarde derives from Dutch words oud (old) and aarde (land, soil), reflecting its location
History: Oudereaarde dates to the 12th century, developing around a parish church. It grew as an agricultural
As of the latest estimates, the village has about 6,500 residents. The economy relies on agriculture, small-scale
Landmarks include the 14th-century St. Jacobs Church, the windmill De Veldmolen, and a well-preserved town square
Transportation and facilities: Oudereaarde is served by regional bus routes; the nearest railway station is in