- The
IJsselmeer (Dutch: [ˌɛisəlˈmeːr] ; West Frisian: Iselmar,
Dutch Low Saxon: Iesselmeer), also
known as Lake
IJssel in English, is a closed-off freshwater...
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Amsterdam Amsteldiepdijk (1924)
Friesland Gelderland Houtribdijk (1975)
IJsselmeer Knardijk (1956)
Marken Markermeer North Holland Noordoostpolder (1942)...
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country in the
former Zuiderzee,
which was
turned into the
freshwater IJsselmeer by the
closure of the
Afsluitdijk in 1932.
Almost all of the land belonging...
- The
Battle of
IJsselmeer, also
known as the
Battle on Skates, was a
notable military engagement during which the Duke of Alva
dispatched his son, Don Frederick...
- The salt
water inlet changed into a
fresh water lake now
called the
IJsselmeer (IJssel Lake)
after the
river that
drains into it, and by
means of drainage...
- Holland, Flevoland, and its
smaller and
larger neighbors, the
IJmeer and
IJsselmeer. A
shallow lake at 3 to 5 m in depth,
matching the
reclaimed land to its...
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partly via the
IJsselmeer lake. In the list below,
rivers that flow into the sea are
sorted following the
North Sea
coast (including
IJsselmeer) from the Belgian...
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inlet of the
North Sea, and
turning it into the
fresh water lake of the
IJsselmeer. It is a
major land
reclamation project and a
quicker road-connection...
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former Zuiderzee (Southern Sea) from the
North Sea and thus
creating the
IJsselmeer (IJssel Lake). It
became part of the
larger Zuiderzee Works in
which four...
- 1936. "Lestoestel in
IJsselmeer gevallen". De
Maasbode (in Dutch). 5
April 1937 – via Delpher. "Een
marinevliegtuig op het
IJsselmeer neergestort". Leeuwarder...
