Sint-Oedenrode

Sint -Oedenrode ( listen? / I ) is a municipality in the Dutch province of North Brabant. The municipality of Sint -Oedenrode comprises the city of Sint -Oedenrode and the villages Boskant, Nijnsel and Olland.

Location and economic

Sint -Oedenrode is located about 12 km north of Eindhoven.

The community has many but small industrial and commercial enterprises of various kinds Agriculture is the main employer.

History

Sint -Oedenrode was collected in 1232 by Duke Henry I of Brabant to the city. As the city were screened to one side by the river Dommel and the other by a Moor, had the place unlike other cities no city wall.

Twinning

Since the 1960s, the town is twinned with Alzenau ( Lower Franconia ).

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