Zegveld

Zegveld is a village in the Dutch province of Utrecht. It is part of the municipality of Woerden and is located in the eastern part of the municipality. Zegveld is situated in the Green Heart of the Netherlands, a rural area characterized by meadows, waterways, and scattered farms. The village itself is relatively small and has a central church and a few local amenities.

Historically, Zegveld was an independent municipality until it merged with Woerden in 1989. The area has a long history of land reclamation and peat extraction, which shaped its landscape and economy over centuries. The nearby Vlist river and various polders are important features of the surrounding region. Agriculture remains a significant activity in the Zegveld area, with dairy farming being particularly prominent.

The village serves as a local center for its surrounding rural community. Its infrastructure includes roads connecting it to neighboring towns and cities. Zegveld offers a peaceful residential environment, appealing to those seeking a life closer to nature while still maintaining access to urban centers. The natural beauty of the Green Heart region, with its opportunities for cycling and walking, is a key attraction for residents and visitors alike.