Noordhollands Dagblad
Dutch newspaper
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Noordhollands Dagblad (NHD) is a Dutch newspaper covering North Holland in the northwest of the country. It appears in eight regional editions:
| Newspaper | Editorial seat | Earliest predecessor | Started |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alkmaarsche Courant[2] | Alkmaar | Noord-Hollandsche Courant | 1796‑12‑14 |
| Dagblad Kennemerland[2] | Beverwijk | Nieuws- en Advertentieblad Kennemerland[3] | 1873-10-04 |
| Dagblad Waterland | Purmerend | Nieuwe Noordhollandse Courant[4] | 1945 |
| Dagblad voor West-Friesland[2] | Hoorn | Vrije Hoornse Courant: dagblad voor West-Friesland | 1945 |
| Dagblad Zaanstreek[2] | Zaandam | De Zaanlander (merged with De Typhoon) | 1886 |
| Enkhuizer Courant[2] | Hoorn | 1870 | |
| Helderse Courant[2] | Den Helder | ' t Vliegend Blaadje | 1873-01-11[5] |
| Schager Courant[4] | Schagen | Algemeen Nieuws-, Advertentie- en Landbouwblad | 1857-10-01[6] |
| Type | Daily |
|---|---|
| Owner | Mediahuis |
| Publisher | T. Klein, M. Moos |
| Editor | Hugo Schneider |
| Language | Dutch |
| Headquarters | Edisonweg 10, Alkmaar, Netherlands |
| Circulation | 155,000 (2001)[1] |
| Website | noordhollandsdagblad.nl |
Noordhollands Dagblad employed in 2010 some 150 journalists.[7]
