Leidschendam

Leidschendam Voorburg is a municipality in the Dutch province of South Holland. The municipality has 75,405 population and has an area of ​​35.60 km². The municipality of Leidschendam-Voorburg is a part of the Haaglanden framework law area and the Rotterdam-The Hague Metropolitan Area. The municipality is reduce from southwest to northeast by using the Rhine-Schiekanaal, often better called the Vliet. This canal divides the territory into absolutely exceptional parts: to the west of the canal, the municipality is completely urbanized and consists of the converged cities of Voorburg and Leidschendam;

east of the canal is a notably big open peat meadow region with the village of Stompwijk and the hamlet of Wilsveen. A small part of Leidschendam is likewise to the east of the Vliet, which includes Vogelplas Starrevaart and leisure location Vlietland. The modern-day municipality originated from the municipalities of Voorburg, Veur and Stompwijk. Voorburg and Veur lay to the west of the Vliet, Stompwijk to the east. Veur is the vintage call for the a part of the present day town Leidschendam to the west of the Vliet. Stompwijk became extra than 2x the scale of Voorburg and Veur blended.