Netherlands Antilles
1954–2010 Caribbean constituent country of the Netherlands
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| 2010 | Netherlands Antilles was dissolved as a political entity, which would have impacted the maintenance of national athletic records by the Nederlands Antilliaanse Atletiek Unie (NAAU). |
| October 10 2010 | Dissolution of the Netherlands Antilles, with Curaçao and Sint Maarten becoming distinct constituent countries, and Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, and Saba becoming special municipalities of the Netherlands. |
| September 9 2010 | Final Round Table Conference in The Hague signs the Kingdom act amending the Charter for the Kingdom of the Netherlands, officially dissolving the Netherlands Antilles after ratifications by the Netherlands (6 July), Netherlands Antilles (20 August), and Aruba (4 September). |
| July 11 2010 | Netherlands Antilles 4 × 400 m relay team (Terrence Agard, Liemarvin Bonevacia, Javier Agard, Jairo Troeman) set a national record of 3:15.66 at the 6th NACAC U23 Championships in Miramar, United States |
| July 8 2010 | Churandy Martina set the Netherlands Antillean record in 200 m with a time of 20.08 seconds at Athletissama in Lausanne, Switzerland |
| July 4 2010 | Meruskalem Eduarda sets the Netherlands Antillean long jump record of 6.13 m at the Central American and Caribbean Junior Championships in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic |
| May 30 2010 | Meruskalem Eduarda sets the Netherlands Antillean triple jump record of 12.12 m at the European Champion Clubs Cup in Bern, Switzerland |
| May 8 2010 | Antigua and Barbuda sets the Netherlands Antillean 4 × 100 m relay record with a time of 47.39 at the Ponce Grand Prix in Ponce, Puerto Rico |
| March 20 2010 | Quentin Siberie set the Netherlands Antillean high jump record of 2.03 m at the South American Games in Medellin, Colombia |
| February 6 2010 | Churandy Martina sets the Netherlands Antillean men's indoor 60 m record with a time of 6.58 seconds at the Sparkassen Cup in Stuttgart, Germany. |
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