Holland

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The geography of the Netherlands is characterized by low, humid plains that are nourished by rivers such as the Rhine, Meuse, and Scheldt. This kingdom stretches from the borders of France to Hanover, lacking distinct natural boundaries on the eastern and southern sides, which makes its extent subject to European political influences. The country measures approximately 220 miles in length and nearly 140 miles in width, highlighting its moderate size and strategic location opposite the southeast coast of England.