- The
Scheur (Dutch pronunciation: [sxøːr] ;
Dutch for "The Rip") is a
branch of the Rhine-Meuse
delta in
South Holland, Netherlands, that
flows west from...
-
Bijlands Kanaal →
Pannerdens Kanaal →
Nederrijn → Lek →
Nieuwe Maas → Het
Scheur →
Nieuwe Waterweg.
Since the
Rhine contributes most of the water, the term...
- form
Scheur.
After a few miles, the
Scheur continues as the
artificial Nieuwe Waterweg. The
total length of the
Nieuwe Maas (excluding the
Scheur) is approximately...
-
Irena Scheur-Sawicka (August 18, 1890 –
August 1 or 4, 1944) was a
Polish archaeologist, ethnographer, and
educational and
communist activist.
During World...
- The
first stretch,
between Botlek and the
former confluence with the Het
Scheur branch, was
alternatively known as (the last
stretch of) the
Nieuwe Maas...
- Botlek; Europoort,
situated along the Calandkanaal,
Nieuwe Waterweg and
Scheur (the
latter two
being continuations of the
Nieuwe Maas); and the reclaimed...
-
Noord and the Oude Maas. It ends when it
joins the
Nieuwe Maas to form Het
Scheur. The Oude Maas
forms the
southern boundary of the
IJsselmonde island. Soon...
-
Nieuwe Waterweg ("New Waterway") is a ship
canal in the
Netherlands from het
Scheur (a
branch of the Rhine-Meuse-Scheldt delta) west of the town of Ma****luis...
- to form the
Nieuwe Maas; then
flows past
Rotterdam and
continues via Het
Scheur and the
Nieuwe Waterweg, to the
North Sea. The Oude Maas
branches off, near...
- of
three separate parts:
Rozenburg proper (a
former sand bar
between Het
Scheur and
Brielse Maas – part of the
Nieuwe Maas
river – both
being branches of...
