Dollard bay

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Dollard Bay is a coastal embayment of the Wadden Sea on the border between the Netherlands and Germany, known for its tidal flats, wetlands, and ecological importance.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Dollard bay canonical 3
Dollard Bay 1
Dollard estuary 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
coastal embayment
wetland area
borderWith Germany
Netherlands
climate temperate maritime climate
country Germany
Netherlands
hasEcologicalRole feeding ground for migratory birds
nursery area for fish
resting area for waterfowl
hasFeature brackish water conditions
extensive intertidal areas
sediment-rich waters
strong tidal range
hasPart dikes along its shores
intertidal zones
mudflats
polders along its shores
salt marshes
tidal flats
wetlands
hasProtectionStatus Natura 2000 site (parts)
nature conservation area (parts)
influencedBy Ems River discharge
North Sea tides
knownFor bird migration stopover
ecological importance
seal habitat in the wider area
tidal flats
wading bird populations
wetland habitats
locatedIn Ems estuary region
linked to: Ems estuary

North Sea coastal region
linked to: North Sea coast

border region between the Netherlands and Germany
northwestern Europe
province of Groningen
southern Wadden Sea
linked to: Wadden Sea

state of Lower Saxony
linked to: Lower Saxony
locatedOn Ems River estuary
linked to: Ems estuary
mouthOf Ems River (partly)
linked to: Ems
partOf Wadden Sea
Wadden Sea UNESCO World Heritage region
usedFor birdwatching
coastal protection
fishing (regulated)
nature conservation
shipping routes in the Ems estuary (nearby)

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Delfzijl locatedOn Dollard bay
Termunterzijl near Dollard bay
Termunterzijl waterwayConnectedTo Dollard estuary
linked to: Dollard bay
Reiderland sharesBorderWith Dollard Bay
linked to: Dollard bay
Oldambt region locatedNear Dollard bay