Rilland-Bath

Rilland-Bath is the name of an old commune of the province Dutchwoman of Zealand.

The common one was created in 1878 by the fusion of the communes of Rilland (or Rilland as a Mayor ) and of Bath (or Fort Bath in Bath ) and was removed on January 1st, 1970. Since this date, it forms part, with the communes of Krabbendijke, Kruiningen, Waarde and Yerseke, of the new commune of Reimerswaal.

The old commune included/understood the villages of Rilland (the administrative center) and of Bath as well as the hamlet of Stationsbuurt where the station of Rilland-Bath is.

See too

• Old communes of Zealand

Sources

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