Overijsselse plaatsnamen verklaard is deel 8 uit de reeks Nederlandse plaatsnamen. Het woordenboek belicht de herkomst en betekenis van ca. 650 Overijsselse plaatsnamen. De auteur, Gerald van Berkel (1958), studeerde Nederlands en Vergelijkend Oudgermaans in Groningen en IJslands in Reykjavík. Hij publiceerde met Kees Samplonius Het Plaatsnamenboek (1989) en Nederlandse plaatsnamen. Herkomst en historie (2006) en met Saskia Horjus en Mattie Deelstra o.a. Het Nieuwste Voornamenboek (1990, 2002).

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