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Jan. 01, 1961 - Construction Work on the Delta Project - Netherlands To Prevent Repeat Of The 1953 Floods: In the province of Zeeland in the South of the Netherlands, where in 1953 the whole country was progress on the construction of the gigantic Delta Project. In the Haringvliet ( the rivermouth of the Rhine) a building island has been constructed. An enormous tower crane the largest in Europe measuring 75 m. long and 40 m. high id being employed to raise the huge triangles forming the span. There will be seventeen spans with 400 triangles, on the base of which cars will drive. On the other side of the cement triangles the arms of the heavy look gates will be placed. In 1968, through 17 openings of the sluices - the superfluous water of the Haringvliet can be dispersed. Roadways will be built over the sluices. Photo shows view of the huge crane and cement supports of the sluices - at the Delta Project - South Netherlands

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13234815
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47005922
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5568px x 4444px (2.0MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Keystone Pictures USA

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Cement Constructed Delta Dispersed Employed Enormous Floods Forming Gigantic Measuring Openings Placed Prevent Raise Repeat Roadways Seventeen Sluices Span Spans Superfluous Supports Triangles Zeeland


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