- The
Winschoterdiep (Dutch pronunciation: [ˌʋɪnsxoːtərˈdip]) is a
canal in the
province Groningen of the Netherlands. It
leads to the Rensel,
which is actually...
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higher sanded (Hooge Sandt)
place in the
peatlands cut
through when the
Winschoterdiep channel was dug. Near this
channel in 1618 the town was founded. In...
- Groningen. It
ultimately joins the
Winschoterdiep at Water****zen [fr; nl; pl; zh-min-nan].
Between the
Winschoterdiep and the Damsterdiep, the
river had...
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Tours as a
patron saint".
Martenshoek developed near the
sluice on the
Winschoterdiep. It was the
gateway to the peat colonies, and
developed into a trade...
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around Foxhol. In 1612, a
canal was dug
which would later become the
Winschoterdiep. In 1840, the po****tion of
Foxhol and
neighbouring Foxholsterbosch [nl]...
- 'De Punt'
burned down, G.S.R.
Aegir moved to a new
location at the
Winschoterdiep. This made a move to the
Eemskanaal necessary. The race is traditionally...
- the
torso of 24-year-old
prostitute Antoinette Bont was
found in the
Winschoterdiep.
Other body
parts were
later found in a
sports bag. Two
years later...
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travel from the city are the Van Starkenborghkanaal, Eemskanaal, and
Winschoterdiep. Groningen’s canals, no
longer used for
commercial goods transport,...
- Polit, a
Groningen Student Corporation. GSR
Aegir is
located at the
Winschoterdiep, and, as of 2023 has
approximately 900 members.
Aegir has won The Varsity...
- Stadskanaal [nl] and the Grevelingskanaal [nl] via the Kieldiep [nl] and the
Winschoterdiep to the city. The dam had to
ensure that the peat
would not be transported...
