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Small facts and tall figures about the Netherlands
The Netherlands is one quarter the size of Bangladesh. Approximately 18% of the Netherlands consists of water.
We are one of the most densely populated countries in the world with some 480 people per sq. km (but Bangladesh has approximately 1100 people per square kilometre).
The lowest point in the Netherlands is 6.7 meters below mean sea level, in fact one quarter of the Netherlands lies below sea level.
The highest point in the Netherlands is mount Vaals (the Vaalserberg’). With a height of 323 meter above sea level it makes the Netherlands, just as Bangladesh, a flat country, very suitable for riding bicycles.
Because of this, nearly every Dutch person has one bicycle (and many have more than one) and we have approximately 15 000 km of dedicated cycle paths.
Despite having many bikes, the Netherlands is the most car abundant country in the world with 196.48 cars per square kilometre (in comparison, Bangladesh has on average 0.97 cars per square kilometre).
Almost 20% of Dutch citizens are born abroad or have one or both parents that are born abroad.
We have one of the highest number of people who have a computer at home (82%) and 73% of the people have internet (mostly high speed broadband internet) and approximately 5% of Dutch citizens have their own website. • According to Richard Florida, an authority in the field of design. Amsterdam is one of the world's foremost creative centres. Additionally, the Netherlands ranks eighth on his Global Creativity Index.
• With an average of 6 foot 1 inch, Dutch men are the tallest in the world (women are on average 5 foot 7 inch). Being the tallest people in the world is not without disadvantage. In recent years, the Dutch have had to make changes to building codes in order to provide taller doorframes, and more 'height' friendly aspects to each new building and car design. Further, the measurement is 'average height' which means some people far exceed 6 feet, 1 inch. Some people are significantly taller and may stand nearly 7 feet (2.13 m) tall, which can make travelling in the average car quite uncom fortable.
• Rotterdam is the third largest harbour in the world for transit goods.
• The colour of the Dutch Cricket team is orange. The last time Bangladesh pla\ed against The Netherlands in an official tournament was in 1997 (ICC Troph\). Bangladesh won and continued to become the winner of the tournament.
• We are the 3rd largest exporter of agricultural products in the world (and the 8th largest exporter overall) despite only occupying 0.008 % of the world's surface.
* We have approx. 1000 working (wooden) windmills.
• We are the best quitters when it comes to giving up smoking. Thirty percent of the population has given up smoking (EU average is 21%).
' In the Netherlands one in three citizens is an active member of a sports club.
And finally
• Did you know that while landing at Schiphol Airport airplanes hit the ground 4.5 meters below sealevel?