-
various canals and
lakes into
which water was
pumped from
polders and
waterschappen. ****s were
maintained by
individuals who
benefited from
their existence...
-
connected by ****s. In the 12th century,
local government agencies called "
waterschappen" ("water boards") or "hoogheemraadschappen" ("high home councils") started...
- a
density of 6,620/km2 (17,100/sq mi).
Provinces of
Netherlands "De
waterschappen" (in Dutch).
Archived from the
original on 3
November 2013. Retrieved...
- the
province of
South Holland. The
Netherlands has 21
Waterboards or
Waterschappen acting independently from
administrative governing bodies to manage...
- points.
Later special autonomous administrative bodies were formed, the
waterschappen ("water
control boards"),
which had the
legal power to
enforce their...
- most
similar to the
internal drainage boards of
England and Wales,
Waterschappen of the Netherlands, and
Consorzi di
bonifica e
irrigazione of Italy...
- muni****l council.
Water boards (waterschap and hoogheemraadschap, pl.
waterschappen and hoogheemraadschappen) are
among the
oldest government authorities...
-
water (Muiden) and
overland (Gooiland). The
Netherlands was
governed by
waterschappen as well as by
regional city councils, and both
institutions once had...
-
Archived from the
original on 2018-06-28.
Retrieved 2018-06-28. "Unie van
Waterschappen:
Groot deel
Nederlandse dijken nu al toekomstbestendig".
Archived from...
-
water level management, irrigation) such as
internal drainage boards or
Waterschappen. At present,
organizations from Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy...
