Brouwers Dam

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Brouwers Dam is a major Dutch dam and causeway that forms part of the Delta Works, separating the Grevelingenmeer from the North Sea and connecting the islands of Schouwen-Duiveland and Goeree-Overflakkee.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Delta Works structure
causeway
dam
alsoKnownAs Brouwersdam
connects Goeree-Overflakkee
Schouwen-Duiveland
constructionEnd 1971
constructionStart 1962
country Netherlands
crosses Brouwershavense Gat
designedFor flood protection
road transport
storm surge protection
hasActivity cycling
diving
kitesurfing
walking
windsurfing
hasAdjacentBodyOfWater Grevelingenmeer
North Sea
hasFeature beaches
parking areas
viewpoints
hasLength approximately 6.5 kilometres
hasNearbySettlement Brouwershaven
Ouddorp
Renesse
hasRoad N57
hasType closed dam
hasUse recreation
tourism
transport corridor
isPartOfProject Delta Plan
languageOfName Dutch
locatedIn South Holland
Zeeland
locatedOn North Sea coast of the Netherlands
maintainedBy Rijkswaterstaat
opened 1971
partOf Delta Works
Dutch coastal defence system
purpose closing tidal inlet
creating a lake (Grevelingenmeer)
regionServed South Holland
Zeeland
separates Grevelingenmeer
North Sea

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Schouwen-Duiveland connectedBy Brouwers Dam