Klazienaveen is a village in the municipality of Emmen, in the province of Drenthe in the Netherlands. It is located at 52° 43' 27" north, 6° 59' 25" east. The village has a population of about 4,000 people. Klazienaveen was founded in 1825 by a group of farmers from the nearby village of Veenhuizen. The village was named after Klaziena Maria de Ranitz, the wife of the governor of Drenthe. Klazienaveen is located in a peat bog area, and the village's economy has traditionally been based on peat extraction. In recent years, the village has diversified its economy, and now also has a number of other industries, including tourism. Klazienaveen has a temperate climate, with average temperatures ranging from 3°C in January to 18°C in July. The village receives an average of 800 mm of rainfall per year.
Geographic Data for Klazienaveen, Drenthe, Netherlands
| Latitude | 52° 43.450' |
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| Longitude | 6° 59.417' |
| Timezone | Europe/Amsterdam |
Numerology for Klazienaveen, Drenthe, Netherlands
Chaldean Name Number : 46 => 1
Pythagorean Name Number : 8
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Famous Persons from Klazienaveen, Drenthe, Netherlands
- Rosa da Silva - Born on September 23, 1986 - Singer, and Actor - Wim Sonneveldprijs
- Gerrie de Jonge - Born on June 13, 1948 - Association football player
- Martin van Dijk - Born on October 17, 1946 - Pianist, and Composer - Knight of the Order of Orange-Nassau | Annie M.G. Schmidt Prize (died: June 5, 2016)
- Bert Bosman - Born on July 1, 1945 - Association football player - 1970–71 KNVB Cup (died: January 20, 2023)
- Wies Meertens - Born on June 11, 1915 - Photographer (died: July 4, 1991)
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