Rottumerplaat
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Rottumerplaat is one of three islands that make up Rottum of the West Frisian Islands in the North Sea, Netherlands. Access to the island is prohibited.
Sediment deposition has caused the island to become significantly larger in recent years.
It is the northernmost point in the Netherlands, see Extreme points of the Netherlands for more information.
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West Frisian Islands
Noorderhaaks - Texel - Vlieland - Richel - Terschelling - Griend - Ameland - Rif - Engelsmanplaat - Schiermonnikoog - Simonszand - Rottumerplaat - Rottumeroog - Zuiderduintjes
East Frisian Islands
Borkum - Lütje Hörn - Kachelotplate - Memmert - Juist - Norderney - Baltrum - Langeoog - Spiekeroog - Wangerooge - Minsener-Oldoog - Mellum - Langlütjen I & II - Neuwerk - Scharhörn - Nigehörn - Trischen - Blauort
North Frisian Islands
Pellworm - the Halligen - Amrum - Föhr - Sylt - Jordsand - Rømø - Mandø - Fanø - Langli
