This list only shows two inundation stations (units of the Engineers Corps responsible for the water management of a specific area) as an example. |
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Inundation station SchagenPurpose of this station was: |
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Ship sluice in KolhornModification of civil sluice, budgeted or built in 1891. |
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Sluices at GeestmerambachtBudgeted or built in 1904. Probably not much remains due to large scale changes to landscape and waters. |
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Adaptations to sluices in de Anna Pauwlona Polder, Kennemerland and West FrieslandBudgeted or built in 1890. Unknown sluices, probably the existing Groote- of Oudesluis near Zijper-polder. |
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Inundation station SpijkerboorPurpose of this station was: |
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EilandspolderInundated by the Dutch army between May 12th, 1940 and June 9th, 1940.
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GraftermeerpolderInundated by the Dutch army between May 12th, 1940 and June 9th, 1940. |
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OostwouderpolderInundated by the Dutch army between May 12th, 1940 and June 9th, 1940. |
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Polder de Beemster, centre sectionInundated by the Dutch army between May 12th, 1940 and May 25th, 1940. |
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Polder de Beemster, north-east sectionInundated by the Dutch army between May 12th, 1940 and May 25th, 1940. |
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Polder de Beemster, south-west sectionInundated by the Dutch army between May 12th, 1940 and May 25th, 1940.
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Polder KamerhopInundated by the Dutch army between May 12th, 1940 and June 19th, 1940.
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SapmeerpolderInundated by the Dutch army between May 12th, 1940 and June 9th, 1940. |
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StarnmeerpolderInundated by the Dutch army between May 12th, 1940 and May 30th, 1940. |
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Inlet plunger near Fort near Marken-BinnenRemainder probably present under secondary road. |
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