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Cristie Blandford Man & Humanity Masters The Netherlands and Water 10/09 Assignment: 5 minute response presentation to visiting LAND OF WATER Zuiderzee Museum

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Cristie BlandfordMan & Humanity MastersThe Netherlands and Water 10/09

Assignment: 5 minute response presentation to visiting LAND OF WATER Zuiderzee Museum

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Central Map- Amsterdam NL

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Crop intergrated canals... View from sky!

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Train Journey- Eindhoven- Enkhuizen NL

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Population: 16 million.

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‘Everyone in The Netherlands knows how to swim- you have to!’ Annelies Wisse

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Rainfall: 880 mm/year Evaporation: 500 mm/year.www.waterland.net

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Primary flood defences: 3,500 km in total, consisting of 1,430 km of river dikes, 1,017 km dikes around lakes, and 430 km dikes and 260 km dunes for coastal defence. www.waterland.net

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Eindhoven

Amsterdam

Rotterdam

Maastricht

Highest point: +322m Vaalserberg . Lowest point: -6.74m Nieuwerkerk aan de IJssel

Two third of the Netherlands would regularly be flooded if there were no dikes.www.waterland.net