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Part of the South Holland walking route network: https://www.zuid-holland.nl/onderwerpen/recreatie-toerisme-sport/wandelroutenetwerk/

Old church from 1927 was destroyed by war violence in 1944. A new church was consecrated in 1951. In 2004 the parish lost its independence. In 2009 it merged with six other parishes in the area of Steenbergen, thus forming the Sint-Annaparochie. Source Wikipedia

Bank adds color to your experience

It is a square building with a domed tower, originally made of wood but rebuilt in brick. Above the entrance is a coat of arms made of Bentheim sandstone, made by Johan van Blommendael. The coat of arms of the stadtholder Willem III, who was lord of Dinteloord, was replaced by a painted version. Source and more: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hervormde_kerk_(Dinteloord)

At the BP petrol station, next to the entrance, there is a strawberry vending machine where you can get fresh strawberries every day. A bowl costs €3.50. Payment by card/NFC.

Unfortunately at the moment (05.2023) without a tenant.

Ooltgensplaat Marina is a popular port with passers-by because of its friendly atmosphere and central location in the South Holland waters and Zeeland delta waters. The marina is located on the Volkerak, a mile south of the Volkerak locks. Within half a day you can reach the North Sea locks at Stellendam, the Grevelingen, the Oosterschelde and cities such as Dordrecht. The entrance to the harbor is difficult to see due to the trees and shrubs, so pay close attention to the signs indicating the harbor. The Volkerak has virtually no water level difference, so the maximum draft is a constant 1.80 metres. This applies to the lock threshold, the access channel and the port itself.

The Old Town Hall of Ooltgensplaat overlooking the harbor is the oldest building of its kind in Goeree-Overflakkee. It dates from 1616 and was built to a design by the famous 17th-century Flemish master builder Melchior van Harbach. François van Aerssen, the then master craftsman of Sint Adolfsland, to which Ooltgensplaat belonged, gave the building permit. The building has survived many disasters over the centuries, including several floods.