Place report
Peel en Maas
Town · Netherlands
Verified: its climate is measured by NASA POWER and its walkability by OpenStreetMap; its country's figures as of 17 October 2026.
Peel en Maas scores 58 out of 100 on Where Tomorrow's default priorities. Its climate and walkability are measured for the place itself; cost, safety, healthcare, visa, community, internet and tax are Netherlands's, from the same sources as every place we cover.
Match score
58/ 100
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Six facts
- Suburb, people per km²JRC GHSL 2020
- 830
- Tree cover within 1 kmCopernicus Land (CLMS) 2018
- 10%
- Paved or built within 1 kmCopernicus Land (CLMS) 2018
- 29%
- A comfortable month for oneWorld Bank WDI 2025
- €2,340
- Winter, December to FebruaryNASA POWER (MERRA-2) 2020–2024
- 4.3°C
- WalkabilityOpenStreetMap (Overpass) 2026-10
- 57 of 100
The eight measures
- Climate Resilience83
- Cost of Living46
- Safety & Stability84
- Healthcare Access91
- Visa Freedom47
- Community Fit72
- Internet Quality96
- Tax Friendliness44
Tax and take-home pay
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Looking to 2035
We do not project Peel en Maas to 2035 on its own yet: climate projections are made for the regions we report in full.
Amsterdam's report, 138 km away, has its region's 2035 outlook.