Benelux in English and French

English- and French-language Baedeker editions on Benelux. See also editions in German.

With their well-developed railway networks, the states of the Netherlands and Belgium were first-class Baedeker territory.

Luxembourg was united with the Netherlands (the king of the Netherlands was also Grand Duke of Luxembourg) until 1890, when (due to a difference of opinion over female succession) it chose its own Grand Duke and became fully independent. It is around that time the Baedeker editions start referring to Luxembourg separately in the full title.

(Picture by courtesy of Cartographica Neerlandica.)

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Benelux

	Hollande et Belgique 1 (1859)
	Belgique et Hollande 2 (1862)
	Belgique et Hollande 3 (1864)
	Belgique et Hollande 4 (1866)
Belgium and Holland 1 (1869)	Belgique et Hollande 5 (1869)
Belgium and Holland 2 (1871)	Belgique et Hollande 6 (1871)
	Belgique et Hollande 7 (1873)
Belgium and Holland 3 (1874)
Belgium and Holland 4 (1875)	Belgique et Hollande 8 (1875)
Belgium and Holland 5 (1878)	Belgique et Hollande 9 (1878)
Belgium and Holland 6 (1881)	Belgique et Hollande 10 (1881)
Belgium and Holland 7 (1884)	Belgique et Hollande 11 (1884)
Belgium and Holland 8 (1885)	Belgique et Hollande 12 (1885)
Belgium and Holland 9 (1888)	Belgique et Hollande 13 (1888)
Belgium and Holland 10 (1891)	Belgique et Hollande 14 (1891)
Belgium and Holland 11 (1894)	Belgique et Hollande 15 (1894)
Belgium and Holland 12 (1897)	Belgique et Hollande 16 (1897)
Belgium and Holland 13 (1901)	Belgique et Hollande 17 (1901)
Belgium and Holland 14 (1905)	Belgique et Hollande 18 (1905)
Belgium and Holland 15 (1910)	Belgique et Hollande 19 (1910)
	Belgique et Luxembourg 20 (1928)
Belgium and Luxemburg 16 (1931)