De Horst (disambiguation)
- De Horst (disambiguation)
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De Horst is the name of several places in the Netherlands:
- De Horst, a village in Gelderland
- De Horst (Berkelland), a hamlet in Gelderland
- De Horst (Limburg), a hamlet
- De Horst (Drenthe), a hamlet
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