Spuiwerk bij Haselaar - Haselaar, Germany - Man-made Waterfalls on Waymarking.com

Weir in the Coevorden Piccardie Canal that controls drainage and elevation.
The excess water falls like a waterfall a few meters down and then flows away like a small stream.
There is no history known about the weir.
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"The Coevorden Piccardie Canal was dug between 1870 and 1904 and has a length of 26.5 km.
The Coevorden-Piccardie Canal (also Canal Coevorden-Alte Picardie) connects the German South-North Canal near Georgsdorf with the Dutch Stieltjes Canal near Coevorden. Originally built for shipping, the canal has been a drainage canal only since 1965."
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Location of the waterfall: Am Kanal Haselaar, Niedersachsen, Germany Fees: 0.00 (listed in local currency) Type / features of structure: Dam Estimated height in feet: 16 Estimated height in meters: 5.00 Estimated width in feet: 16 Estimated width in meters: 5 River/stream/lake/reservoir: Coevorden Piccardie kanaal Coordinates of parking: Not Listed Flow dates: Not listed

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