Amstel locks

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Amstel locks are a historic set of water locks on Amsterdam’s Amstel River that regulate water levels and are a notable feature of the city’s canal infrastructure.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic structure
hydraulic engineering structure
water lock system
country Netherlands
hasFunction flood control
navigation control
water level regulation
hasOwner municipality of Amsterdam NERFINISHED
hasSignificance maritime navigation in central Amsterdam
urban water management of Amsterdam
hasType river lock
sluice
heritageStatus historic site
locatedIn Amsterdam
city centre of Amsterdam
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory province of North Holland
locatedInWaterBody Amstel River NERFINISHED
locatedOn Amstel River NERFINISHED
maintainedBy municipality of Amsterdam NERFINISHED
notableFor historic engineering design
role in Amsterdam canal infrastructure
openToPublic yes
partOf Amsterdam canal system NERFINISHED
Amsterdam water management infrastructure
regulates water level
usedFor allowing passage of boats
controlling water flow between canals and Amstel River
watercourseConnected Amsterdam canals NERFINISHED
watercourseManaged Amstel River NERFINISHED

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Skinny Bridge hasNearbyAttraction Amstel locks