Amsterdam–Rhine Canal

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The Amsterdam–Rhine Canal is a major Dutch waterway that connects Amsterdam to the Rhine River, serving as an important route for inland shipping and transport.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
waterway
alsoKnownAs Amsterdam-Rijnkanaal
basinCountry Netherlands
connects Amsterdam
Lek
Rhine River
linked to: Rhine

Waal
connectsToPort Port of Amsterdam
constructionStart 1930s
country Netherlands
endPoint Tiel
flowsThrough Randstad region
hasBridge Hogeweidebrug
Prins Clausbrug
Prinses Irenebrug
hasFunction bypass for river bends on the Rhine
connection between Amsterdam and German inland waterways
hasLock Prinses Beatrixsluis
Prinses Irenesluizen
Weurt lock
length approximately 45 miles
approximately 72 kilometres
locatedIn Netherlands
maintainedBy Rijkswaterstaat
maxVesselBeam approximately 17 metres
maxVesselDraught approximately 4 metres
maxVesselLength approximately 135 metres
maxVesselTonnage approximately 4000 tonnes
navigationClass Class Vb waterway
nearCity Breukelen
Maarssen
Nieuwegein
opened 1952
partOf European inland waterway network
passesThrough Utrecht
province of Gelderland
province of North Holland
linked to: North Holland

province of Utrecht
linked to: Province of Utrecht
primaryUse freight transport
inland shipping
regionServed central Netherlands
western Netherlands
linked to: Western Netherlands
startPoint Amsterdam
status navigable
waterwayType inland shipping canal

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Utrecht locatedOn Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Lek connectedViaCanalsTo Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Weespertrekvaart nearbyWaterBody Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
IJmeer connectedTo Amsterdam-Rhine Canal
linked to: Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Port of Amsterdam connectsTo Amsterdam-Rhine Canal
linked to: Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Province of Utrecht hasMajorCanal Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Amsterdam–Rhine Canal alsoKnownAs Amsterdam-Rijnkanaal
linked to: Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
European inland shipping network hasComponent Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
IJ connectsTo Amsterdam-Rhine Canal
subject linked to: IJ waterway
linked to: Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
IJ receivesWaterFrom Amsterdam-Rhine Canal
subject linked to: IJ waterway
linked to: Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Oostelijk Havengebied locatedOnWaterbody Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Oranjesluizen connectsWaterBody Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Lek River connectedTo Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Diemen traversedBy Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Dutch inland waterway network hasPart Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Utrecht canal system connectedTo Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Stichtse Vecht hasCanal Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Vecht connectedTo Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Weurt lock connectsWaterway Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Weurt lock partOf Amsterdam–Rhine Canal system
linked to: Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Prins Clausbrug crosses Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Prins Clausbrug locatedInWaterBodyRegion Amsterdam–Rhine Canal corridor
linked to: Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Prinses Beatrixsluis locatedIn Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Prinses Beatrixsluis locatedOnWaterway Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Prinses Beatrixsluis connects Amsterdam–Rhine Canal northern section
linked to: Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Prinses Beatrixsluis connects Amsterdam–Rhine Canal southern section
linked to: Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Prinses Beatrixsluis isMajorInfrastructureOn Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Hogeweidebrug spans Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Hogeweidebrug crosses Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Prinses Irenebrug crosses Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Prinses Irenebrug isImportantCrossingOf Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Prinses Irenebrug isLocatedInWaterwaySystem Amsterdam–Rhine Canal system
linked to: Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Breukelen railway station locatedNear Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Rhine waterway system hasPart Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
Vecht (Utrecht) mouthOfWaterBody Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
subject linked to: river Vecht
Vecht (Utrecht) tributaryOf Amsterdam–Rhine Canal
subject linked to: river Vecht