Dutch Water Defence Lines
World Heritage site in the Netherlands
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Dutch Water Defence Lines
Summary
Dutch Water Defence Lines is a group[1]. It draws 26 Wikipedia views per month (group category, ranking #147 of 392).[2]
Key Facts
- Dutch Water Defence Lines is located in North Holland[3].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines is located in Utrecht[4].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines is located in Gelderland[5].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines is in the country of Netherlands[6].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's image is recorded as Pampus 20041105 2429.JPG[7].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's instance of is recorded as group[8].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Defence Line of Amsterdam[9].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Fort bij IJmuiden[10].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Fort bij Heemstede[11].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Voorstelling bij Vijfhuizen[12].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Fort Diemerdam[13].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Pampus[14].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Durgerdam coastal battery[15].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Fort Kijkuit[16].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as New Dutch Waterline[17].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Muiderslot[18].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Torenfort aan de Ossenmarkt[19].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Fort Ronduit[20].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Fort Uitermeer[21].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Fort bij Hinderdam[22].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Q2614325[23].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Q18775987[24].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Fort bij Tienhoven[25].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Werk bij Maarsseveen[26].
- Dutch Water Defence Lines's has part is recorded as Fort De Gagel[27].
Why It Matters
Dutch Water Defence Lines draws 26 Wikipedia views per month (group category, ranking #147 of 392).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28]