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The lock, built in 1969, separates the Lauwersmeer from the North Sea.

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The lock, built in 1969, separates the Lauwersmeer from the North Sea.

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This grandstand offers a unique view of the Wadden Sea World Heritage site. It's also a great spot for a picnic.

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Near Lauwersoog, on the Wadden Sea side, you can also cycle on asphalt!

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45 minutes on the ferry, strong wind but what a beautiful view and spotted a seal!

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When planning your trip, pay attention to the wind strength and direction. Riding against the wind can be extremely strenuous, even with battery support.

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A very nice harbor!

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A beautiful view of the Wadden Sea and the ferries to Schiermonikoog as well as the Lauwersmeer.

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Story: After the Lauwerszee was closed in 1969, the Lauwersmeer was created. The drainage sluices ensure that the water from the Frisian bosom and the Electraboezem is pumped out into the Wadden Sea. This happens when the tide is low. The lock is in Lauwersoog. The locks are managed by the Noorderzijlvest Water Board. The lock complex was called Lauwers Weir until October 2, 2007. To this day it bears the name of R.J. Received Clevering (1914-2013), who was Chairman of the then Hunsingo Water Board from 1955 to 1979. In 2017 a major maintenance was started that would last several years.

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Moddergat (Frisian pronunciation: ['modrɡɔt]?) is a village in the municipality of Noardeast-Fryslân in the Dutch province of Friesland. Together with the village of Paesens, the village forms a municipality under the name Paesens-Moddergat. The two villages were initially separated by the waters of the Paesens; originally a sea rift that ended in the Wadden Sea. The village was founded in the 18th century at the mouth of the sea rift, which was quite muddy. Moddergat was mentioned in 1718 as Modde gat. It started as a satellite settlement of the village of Paesens. This had already expanded westwards, and so it was decided to also inhabit the other bank of the rift.

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The port is a fishing and pleasure boat port. There is also a ferry connection. There is also an occasional fish auction in the harbour.

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An impressive building 🤩👍🏼

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An impressive building 🤩👍🏼

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If you want you can cycle along the dike!

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Located in the north of Noardeast-Fryslân Municipality, Moddergat is a fishing village with a long history. One attraction is the fisherman's museum 't Fiskershúske (The Fisherman's Cottage), where you can learn more about the life of fishermen in the past.

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There is a good opportunity to rest and strengthen here.

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On the border of Groningen and Friesland you will find the R.J. Clevering sluices. After the storm surge of 1953, it was decided to strengthen the Dutch coastline. In 1960, the cabinet decided to close off the Lauwerszee by constructing a 13 km long closing dike, which would create the Lauwersmeer. The Lauwers locks were built to ensure drainage. On May 23, 1969, the Lauwerszee was finally closed under the watchful eye of Queen Juliana. In 2007 the name of the Lauwers locks was changed to the current name R.J. Clevering sluices.

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Ideal for cycling. Everything very flat 😊

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Lovely place to rest and enjoy the view. There is a place on the other side of the dike where you can buy food and drinks.

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In the port of Lauwersoog you can board the ferry to Schiermonnikoog. There is a fish auction and a pleasure marina. There is also plenty to do in Lauwersoog itself, thanks to its location on the Lauwersmeer and the Wadden Sea!

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