- The
Steenbergse Vliet is a
small river in
North Brabant, the Netherlands. It
rises near
Steenbergen and
flows into the Volkerak,
which is part of the...
-
Grevelingen (at Scharendijke)
Krammer (at Bruinisse)
Volkerak (at Oude Tonge)
Steenbergse Vliet (near Steenbergen)
Dintel (at Dintelsas) Mark (in Zevenbergen)...
- a
rowing club at
Leiden University Hanna van Vliet, a
Dutch actress Steenbergse Vliet, a
canal in
North Brabant, the
Netherlands Van Vliet, a common...
- also
called Krammer.
Tributaries of the
Volkerak are the
Dintel and
Steenbergse Vliet.
Before 1987, it was a
tidal river open to the
North Sea, but it...
-
fortress Steenbergen and
finally fort Henricus. By
opening a
sluice in the
Steenbergse Vliet,
seawater could flow from this last fort,
causing the Halsters...
- 1.39 1.15 16 Dintelsas,
Steenbergen 1.40 1.85 17
Bruinisse 1.42 1.65 18
Steenbergse Sas 1.45 1.80 19
Stavenisse 1.54 1.56 20
Werkendam (2) 1.59 1.34...
- Livierenbos, all of
which are accessible.
Nature reserves like Kloosterbos,
Steenbergse forests, Burreken, Perlinkvallei, Munkbosb****vallei,
Bovenlopen Zwalm...
- to
Stampersgat starting at the
point Dintel,
transitioning from the
Steenbergse Vliet to the
Roosendaalse Vliet. The
final section is
navigable up to...
- the
shape of the land intact. Here, the road also
tunnels under the
Steenbergse Haven using the
third Steenbergen aan Zee aqueduct. The A4 continues...
