Langstraat region

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The Langstraat region is a historical area in the Dutch province of North Brabant, known for its string of villages and towns traditionally associated with leather and shoe production.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical region
region of the Netherlands
borders Land van Heusden en Altena (historical region) NERFINISHED
Meierij van ’s-Hertogenbosch (historical region) NERFINISHED
country Netherlands
culturalHeritage industrial heritage sites related to tanning and shoemaking
leather and shoe museums
economicHistory craft-based leatherworking
industrial-scale shoe factories (19th–20th century)
economicTransition shift from traditional leather industry to diversified economy in late 20th century
hasHistoricalRole center of Dutch leather and shoe manufacturing
hasNickname Dutch leather and shoe region
hasTown Capelle (North Brabant) NERFINISHED
Drunen NERFINISHED
Elshout NERFINISHED
Heusden NERFINISHED
Kaatsheuvel NERFINISHED
Loon op Zand NERFINISHED
Nieuwkuijk NERFINISHED
Oosterhout (historically, partly) NERFINISHED
Raamsdonk NERFINISHED
Raamsdonksveer NERFINISHED
Sprang-Capelle NERFINISHED
Vlijmen NERFINISHED
Waalwijk NERFINISHED
Waspik NERFINISHED
hasTransportHistory development along old trade and postal routes
heritagePreservation adaptive reuse of former tanneries and shoe factories
knownFor leather industry
shoe production
string of villages and towns
language Dutch
locatedIn North Brabant
southern Netherlands NERFINISHED
locatedNear Biesbosch area NERFINISHED
’s-Hertogenbosch NERFINISHED
partlyWithin municipality of Altena (historically, for some villages)
municipality of Heusden NERFINISHED
municipality of Loon op Zand NERFINISHED
municipality of Waalwijk NERFINISHED
partOf province of North Brabant
timePeriod historically important from 19th to 20th century for leather and shoes
topography mostly low-lying polder landscape
traversedBy major east–west road between ’s-Hertogenbosch and Geertruidenberg (historically)

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Loon op Zand partOf Langstraat region