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Lanaye Lock (Écluse de Lanaye)
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Oliver🌍
June 19, 2022
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The Ternaaien Locks (French: Les écluses de Lanaye) are a collection of locks in Ternaaien, Belgium, on the border with the Netherlands near Maastricht. The locks are the junction between the Ternaaien Canal and the Albert Canal. The largest of the four locks, built in 2015, allows passage for ships of 9,000 tonnes, measures 225 metres long, 25 metres wide and has a draught of 13.68 metres.
At the locks, the Albert Canal was built with the Doorsteek van Caestert across the Sint-Pietersberg.
At the locks, the Albert Canal was built with the Doorsteek van Caestert across the Sint-Pietersberg.
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Frank en Nancy 🇧🇪
February 20, 2021
Hiking
Largest inland navigation lock in Europe
The fourth lock of Ternraai connects the Albert Canal with the Maas, on the border between Belgium and the Netherlands, and removes the former …
The fourth lock of Ternraai connects the Albert Canal with the Maas, on the border between Belgium and the Netherlands, and removes the former …
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Dutch_hikers 🇳🇱 🥾🌿
June 27, 2021
Hiking
The Ternaaien locks are a collection of locks located in Belgium on the edge of the Netherlands. You can cross the locks by car, bicycle or on foot. Benches are available at the locks. A beautiful view.
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