List of Dutch East India Company trading posts and settlements

The following were trading posts owned by the Dutch East India Company, presented in geographical sequence from west to east:


Africa

Saint Helena

South Africa

Mozambique

Jan. 1721 - 23 December 1730.

  • Delagoa Bay: Fort Lydsaamheid (Jan. 1721 - 23 December 1730.)

Madagascar

Mauritius

Mauritius (1638-1658/ 1664-1710)

Middle East

Yemen

Persia (Iran)

South Asia

Bangladesh

Konkan (Northern part of Westcoast India)

Malabar (Southern part of Westcoast India)

  • Veeramala Hills,Cheruvathur (ca.1701-?)
  • Cannanore (1663-1790) (taken from Portugal)
  • Ponnani (ca. 1663)
  • Cranganore or Cranganor (Kodungallor) (1662) (taken from Portugal)
  • Cochin de Cima (Pallippuram, Ernakulam) (1661) (taken from Portugal)
  • Cochin, Cochin de Baixo or Santa Cruz (1663) (taken from Portugal)
  • Purakkad (ca. 1680-1750)
  • Kayamkulam (ca. 1645)
  • Quilon (Coylan) (1661) (taken from Portugal)

Coromandel (East coast of India)

  • Golkonda(1662-ca 1733)
  • Bimilipatnam,(1687-1795/ 1818-1825) to the English; now Bheemunipatnam
  • Jaggernaikpoeram (1734 �1795/ 1818-1825) to the English; now Kakinada
  • Daatzeram (1633-1730); now Drakshawarama
  • Nagelwanze (1669-1687); now Nagulavancha
  • Palikol (1613-1781/ 1785-1795/ 1818-1825) to the English; now Palakol, Palakollu, or Palacole.
  • Masulipatnam(1605-1756)
  • Petapoeli (1606-1668); now Nizampatnam
  • Paliacatta (1610-1781/ 1785-1795/ 1805-1825) to the English; now Pulicat
  • Sadras(1654-1757/ 1785-1795), conquered by the British 1818
  • Tierepopelier (1608-1625); now Thiruppapuliyur or Tirupapuliyur
  • Tegenapatnam, Kudalur (1608-1758); now Cuddalore
  • Porto Novo (1608-1825 (1 June)) to the English; now Parangipettai
  • Negapatnam(1658-1781) to the English.
  • Tuticorin or Tutucorim (1658); now Thoothukudi
  • Travancore

Sri Lanka

Far East

Burma

  • Siriangh or Syriam (1634-1679); now Thanlyin
  • Ava (1634-1679)
  • Pegu (1634-?) Still in use in 1677
  • Prome (1634-1655)

Arakan

Mrohaung (1610-1665)

Martaban

Martaban (1660-?) Lasted only for a few years; now Mottama

Thailand (Siam)

Malaysia

Dutch East Indies (Indonesia)

Vietnam (Tonkin)

Taiwan

Japan

See also

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