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| Friesland, Nes, Kleasterwei (converted) N 53.0547 - E 5.8534 |
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| Friesland, Sneek, Lemmerweg (converted) N 53.0276 - E 5.6561 |
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Gelderland, Wolfheze, Wolfheze
N 52.0017 - E 5.7864
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| Gelderland, Doorwerth, Spechtlaan (converted) N 51.9764 - E 5.7922 |
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| Gelderland, Leur N 51.8159 - E 5.7039 |
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| Gelderland, Nijmegen N 51.8568 - E 5.8379 |
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| Gelderland, Nijmegen, Sappi (industry) N 51.8433 - E 5.8200 |
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| Gelderland, Oosterbeek, Zonneheuvelweg N 51.9896 - E 5.8134 |
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| Gelderland, Oud-Groevenbeek, Groevenbeeklaan N 52.2788 - E 5.6155 |
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| Gelderland, Zaltbommel, Stadsdijk (converted) N 51.8149 - E 5.2563 |
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| Gelderland, Zaltbommel, Steenweg N 51.7988 - E 5.2431 |
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| Groningen, Farmsum, Oosterhorn (industry) N 53.3055 - E 6.9746 |
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| Groningen, Ter Apel, Havenstraat (railway, demolished) N 52.8808 - E 7.0529 |
The picture is a contribution from Wilco Krul. |
 © Het Utrechts Archief, 959-8917 Click to enlarge. The copy of the original design drawing is a contribution from Wilco Krul. |
| Groningen, Wagenborgen, Familie Bronsweg (demolished) N 53.2571 - E 6.9368 |
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| Limburg, Geleen, Mijnweg (former Staatsmijn Maurits) N 50.9738 - E 5.8170 |
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| Limburg, Maastricht, Tongerseweg N 50.8414 - E 5.6715 |
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| Limburg, Maastricht, Parallelweg (railway) N 50.8549 - E 5.7019 |
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| Plasmolen, Molenweg N 51.7386 - E 5.9180 |
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| Limburg, Steyl, Parkstraat N 51.3359 - E 6.1233 |
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| Limburg, Tegelen, Egypte N 51.3400 - E 6.1559 |
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| Limburg, Venlo, Bloemartsweg (demolished) N 51.3490 - E 6.2013 |
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| Noord-Brabant, Almkerk N 51.7896 - E 4.9399 |
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Noord-Brabant, Bladel
N 51.3615 - E 5.2011
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This water tower belonged to the Coöperatieve Stoomzuivelfabriek Sint Isidorus (Co-operative Steam Dairy Factory Saint Isidore), which was built in 1916. The water tower originally had three floors (ground floor, first floor and second floor) and a hipped roof. This roof was removed around 1930, after which a fourth floor with a concrete reservoir was added. The water tower was then fitted with a flat roof. In 1977, the factory buildings were bought by the owners of a local do-it-yourself company. They restored the old buildings in the following years. In 2001, they fitted the water tower with a new hipped roof, which is a replica of the original roof. /Wilco Krul |
| Noord-Brabant, Breda, Speelhuislaan N 51.6007 - E 4.7714 |
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| Noord-Brabant, Breda, Wilhelminasingel N 51.5845 - E 4.7852 |
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| Noord-Brabant, Dongen, Watertorenstraat (converted) N 51.6453 - E 4.9323 |
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| Noord-Brabant, Eindhoven, University of Technology N 51.4471 - E 5.4893 |
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| Noord-Brabant, Eindhoven, Fuutlaan (railway)(demolished) N 51.4421 - E 5.4840 |
© Stichting Eindhoven in Beeld, 35804 |
 © Het Utrechts Archief, 959-5891 A design drawing of the railway water tower (pdf-file). Click to Download. |
| This water tower/reservoir building was designed by Dutch railway architect G.W. van Heukelom. It was built circa 1914 and had three rectangular iron reservoirs, each with a capacity of approximately 70.000 liters. The building was blown up by German soldiers on 17 September 1944. (An almost identical water tower/reservoir building, also designed by G.W. van Heukelom, was built in Maastricht.) /Wilco Krul |
| Eindhoven, Aalsterweg (tower demolished) N 51.4147 - E 5.4815 |
© Regionaal Historisch Centrum Eindhoven, 191647, Jan Bijnen (photographer) |
| Noord-Brabant, 's-Hertogenbosch N 51.6905 - E 5.3170 |
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| Noord-Brabant, 's-Hertogenbosch, Oude Engelenseweg (former Michelin factory)(demolished) N 51.6987 - E 5.2862 |
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| Noord-Brabant, Etten-Leur N 51.5749 - E 4.6217 |
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| Noord-Brabant, Etten-Leur, Isover (industry) N 51.5666 - E 4.6040
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