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Dutch dialects in the Netherlands, Flanders and French-Flanders.

• A. Southwestern dialect group (Zeeuws/West-Flemish)
  • 1. West-Flemish and Zeeuws-Flemish
  • 2. Zeeuws
• B. Northwestern dialect group (Hollands)
  • 3. South-Hollands
  • 4. Westhoeks
  • 5. Waterlands
  • 6. Zaans
  • 7. Kennemerlands
  • 8. West-Frisian–North-Hollandic
  • 9. Bildts, Stads-Frisian, Midslands and Amelands
• C. Northeastern dialect group (Low Saxon)
  • 10. Kollumerlands
  • 11. Gronings and North-Drents
  • 12. Stellingswerfs
  • 13. Middle-Drents
  • 14. South-Drents
  • 15. Twents
  • 16. Twents-Graafschaps
  • 17. Gelders-Overijssels (Achterhoeks) and Urks
  • 18. Veluws
• D. Northern-Central dialect group
  • 19. Utrechts-Alblasserwaards
• E. Southern-central dialect group
  • 20. South-Gelders
  • 21. North-Brabants and North-Limburgs
  • 22. Brabants
  • 23. East-Flemish
• F. Southeastern dialect group
  • 24. Limburgs
• Miscellaneous
  • FL. Province Flevoland. No dialect a majority, because of its short existence. (Post World War II)
  • The white area (near zone 9) speaks Frisian dialects (more precisely, West Frisian dialects as part of the West Frisian language).

(see also Dutch on nl.wikipedia.org)

The map follows the classification of the dialectologist Jo Daan (see: [1], archived: [2]→[3], cp. [4]). Her classification remains a subject of discussion in dialectology, but meets general approval.

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