Cities near Holland

Holland is a city of 33,742 inhabitants in United States. The most populous cities near Holland within 100 km are Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Wyoming. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 42.7875° Longitude: -86.1089° Population: 33,742 Timezone: America/Detroit
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Nearby cities 20 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Grand Rapids United States 40.9 km 195,097
Kalamazoo United States 69.8 km 76,041
Wyoming United States 35.8 km 75,275
Battle Creek United States 92.4 km 51,589
Kentwood United States 38.9 km 51,357
Portage United States 78.3 km 48,177
Muskegon United States 50.9 km 38,401
Forest Hills United States 54.0 km 25,867
Walker United States 36.6 km 24,647
Norton Shores United States 44.2 km 24,208
Allendale United States 24.1 km 17,579
Jenison United States 29.1 km 16,538
Grandville United States 31.3 km 15,953
Northview United States 50.4 km 14,541
Cutlerville United States 36.8 km 14,370
Ionia United States 87.4 km 11,372
East Grand Rapids United States 44.1 km 11,311
Grand Haven United States 32.1 km 11,062
Muskegon Heights United States 47.2 km 10,796
Comstock Park United States 45.4 km 10,088

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