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Ouwerkerk, the Watersnoodmuseum is housed in four Phoenix caissons on the Oosterschelde, aerial view
Ouwerkerk, Watersnoodmuseum. The Phoenix caissons that house the museum were used to fill holes in the dike after the 1953 flood disaster. The caissons came from England and were designed for the Allied invasion of France in World War II. (c) 25 Feb 2023 Aerophoto-Schiphol | aerial view 309557
Aerial photography library ID: 309557
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Aerial photography library keywords: aerial photography, aerial view, flood disaster, Netherlands, Ouwerkerk, Phoenix caissons, photography, Watersnoodmuseum
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