Former Dutch Colonies Codexery

A source-cited reference to former dutch colonies

Former Dutch Colonies (30)

• Arguin — Small island off Mauritania, site of shifting colonial control.
• Dutch Brazil — A Dutch colony in northeastern Brazil, 1630–1654.
• British Virgin Islands — British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean, known for finance and tourism.
• Coromandel Coast — Southeastern Indian coast, site of colonial trade rivalries.
• Dutch Cape Colony — VOC waystation that became a settler colony in Southern Africa.
• Dutch Ceylon — Dutch East India Company governorate in present-day Sri Lanka.
• Dutch Island (Rhode Island) — Former Dutch trading post and later U.S. military fortification.
• Dutch Mauritius — Dutch East India Company settlement on Mauritius, 1638–1710.
• Dutch New Guinea — Former Dutch territory in western New Guinea, transferred to Indonesia in 1963.
• Dutch Suratte — Dutch East India Company directorate in Mughal Surat.
• Dutch Virgin Islands — Dutch enclaves in the Virgin Islands, ruled by a director.
• Dutch West Indies — Former Dutch colonies in the Caribbean Sea.
• Essequibo (colony) — Dutch colony on the Essequibo River, later part of British Guiana.
• Dutch Formosa — Dutch colonial rule on Taiwan from 1624 to 1662.
• Fort Ninigret — Seventeenth-century fort and trading post in Rhode Island.
• Dutch India — Dutch East India Company settlements on the Indian subcontinent.
• Kunta Kinteh Island — Island in the Gambia River, a UNESCO site linked to the slave trade.
• Maputo Bay — Inlet of the Indian Ocean on the coast of Mozambique.
• Netherlands Antilles — Former Caribbean constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
• New Netherland — Dutch colony on North America's East Coast, ceded to England in 1664.
• New Netherland settlements — Dutch colonial province on North America's northeastern coast.
• Pulicat — Former Dutch capital on India's Coromandel coast.
• Rodrigues — Autonomous outer island of Mauritius in the Mascarene archipelago.
• Senegambia (Dutch West India Company) — Dutch West India Company slave-trading posts in present-day Senegal.
• Sint Eustatius and Dependencies — A Dutch colony uniting the SSS islands from 1815.
• Dutch Slave Coast — Dutch West India Company slave-trading posts on the Slave Coast.
• Smeerenburg — Dutch-Danish whaling station abandoned after bowhead whale depletion.
• Surinam (Dutch colony) — Dutch plantation colony in the Guianas, predecessor of modern Suriname.
• Tangasseri — Former Dutch and Portuguese colonial settlement on Kerala's coast.
• Tidore — Former sultanate and spice-trade center in eastern Indonesia.