Wisboomgemaal is a historic steam-powered pumping station located in Kinderdijk, Netherlands. Built in 1868, this facility played a crucial role in managing water levels in the region, which is known for its extensive network of windmills and waterways. The Wisboomgemaal is part of the larger Kinderdijk-Elshout UNESCO World Heritage Site, which showcases the innovative Dutch water management techniques developed over centuries.
Nederwaard Molen No.1 is one of the historic windmills located in the UNESCO World Heritage site of Kinderdijk, Netherlands. Built in 1738, this mill is part of a network of 19 windmills that were constructed to manage water levels and prevent flooding in the Alblasserwaard polder. Nederwaard Molen No.1, like its counterparts, is a testament to Dutch ingenuity in water management and features a traditional thatched roof and wooden structure.
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