Sint Philipsland peninsula

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Sint Philipsland peninsula is a small, low-lying coastal landform in the province of Zeeland in the southwestern Netherlands, known for its dikes, polders, and agricultural landscape.

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Sint Philipsland peninsula canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal landform
peninsula
borderedBy Eastern Scheldt
Krammer
Volkerak
climate temperate maritime climate
connectedBy Philipsdam
connectedTo island of Tholen
country Netherlands
hasCharacteristic coastal
low-lying
rural
hasCoastline North Sea estuarine waters
hasInfrastructure polderdikes
sea dikes
hasSettlement Sint Philipsland
knownFor agricultural landscape
dikes
polders
landUse arable farming
pasture
locatedIn Delta region of the Netherlands
province of Zeeland
southwestern Netherlands
partOf Zeelandic archipelago
linked to: Zeelandic Islands

municipality of Tholen
protectedBy dike system
terrainElevation low
usedFor agriculture

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Southwestern Netherlands contains Sint Philipsland peninsula