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Room for the River Programme. River Widening of Overdiepse Polder, Bergsche Maas, Waspik, North Brabant, the Netherlands
Widening of the river Bergsche Maas at the Overdiepse Polder allows more water to flow through the river during periods of high water, the dyke has been lowered so that it will not present a barrier to the drainage of excess water. Farmers are still able to live and work due to the construction of dwelling mounds (so called terps)..© 23 sept. 2016 Marco van Middelkoop/Aerophoto-Schiphol
Aerial photography library ID: 302769
Created: September 23, 2016
Aerial photography library size: 23.8 Mpixels (68 MB uncompressed) - 5969x3980 pixels (19.9x13.3 in / 50.5x33.7 cm at 300 ppi)
Aerial photography library keywords: aerial, aerial photo, aerial photography, aerial view, bergsche, bergse, depoldering, dike, dikes, dutch, dwelling mounds, flood safety, flood storage area, from above, Geertuidenberg, landscape, maas, Meuse, Netherlands, overdiepse polder, polder, reclaimed land, River Widening, Room for the River Program, terp, terps, the
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