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Assen, home to the famous TT Assen motorsport circuit — newly promoted to Derde Divisie A.

Heemskerk near Amsterdam — the club's name derives from the motto 'Aanhouden Doet Overwinnen' (Perseverance wins).

Veenendaal — the city's largest football club, with over 1,600 members.

Ermelo — the club's name means 'Door Vereeniging Sterk' (Strong through unity).

Bunschoten-Spakenburg, a traditional fishing area by Lake IJsselmeer.

Rijssen in Overijssel, a club founded in 1931.

Genemuiden, a small town known for carpet manufacturing.

Harkema in Friesland, a club founded in 1946.

Utrecht — a multi-sport club with football, tennis and cricket sections.

Hoorn by Lake Markermeer — newly promoted to Derde Divisie A.

Hoogeveen in Drenthe province.

Purmerend — newly promoted, facing a tough season against stronger opponents.

Scherpenzeel in Gelderland — champions of the fourth division in 2024/25, returning to the third tier.

Nijkerk in Gelderland.

Woerden, a town famous for cheese production.

Staphorst in Overijssel, a traditionally conservative community.

Wierden in Overijssel — newly promoted to Derde Divisie A.

Tiel in Gelderland, a club founded in 1924.