Walcheren

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Walcheren is a peninsula and former island in the Dutch province of Zeeland, known for its coastal towns, beaches, and strategic location at the mouth of the Western Scheldt.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
former island of Walcheren 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf former island
peninsula
connectedToMainlandBy causeways
dikes
contains Koudekerke
surface form: Aagtekerke

Biggekerke
Buttinge en Zandvoort
Domburg
Gapinge
Grijpskerke NERFINISHED
Koudekerke
Meliskerke
Middelburg NERFINISHED
Oostkapelle
Serooskerke
Veere
Vlissingen NERFINISHED
Vrouwenpolder
Westkapelle
Zoutelande
country Netherlands
currentStatus peninsula
formerStatus island
hasCoastOn North Sea
Western Scheldt
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
shipping
tourism
hasFeature dunes
polders
sea dikes
hasMunicipality Middelburg NERFINISHED
Veere
Vlissingen NERFINISHED
historicalEvent Walcheren 1944
surface form: Inundation of Walcheren 1944

Operation Infatuate
knownFor beaches
coastal towns
strategic location
language Dutch
Zeelandic
locatedAtMouthOf Western Scheldt
locatedIn Southwestern Netherlands
Zeeland NERFINISHED
partOf Southwestern Netherlands
surface form: Delta region of the Netherlands

Zeelandic Islands
wasBombedBy Royal Air Force
wasFloodedIn 1944
wasSiteOf Battle of Walcheren Causeway
wasStrategicFor access to port of Antwerp

Referenced by (11)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Zuid-Beveland connectedTo Walcheren
Zeeland containsIsland Walcheren
Western Scheldt flowsThrough Walcheren
South Beveland locatedBetween Walcheren
Noord-Beveland locatedNear Walcheren
Middelburg locatedOn Walcheren
this entity surface form: former island of Walcheren
Walcheren Campaign location Walcheren
Eastern Scheldt near Walcheren
South Beveland near Walcheren
Walcheren dialect spokenIn Walcheren