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웹베콤스 브로이크는 플랑드르 자연 보호 구역 웹베콤스브로이크-보르흐베엠던의 일부로, 플랑드르 자연 및 숲 기관이 관리하는 397헥타르의 연속된 지역입니다. 여기에는 디에스터스 브로이크, 샤펜스 브로이크, 보르흐베엠던: 로트브로이크, 고렌브로이크, 신트-얀스베르흐도 포함됩니다. 여러 수로가 이 지역을 통과합니다. 그중 가장 중요한 것은 데머 강입니다. 다른 수로로는 주로 그 지류인 즈바르테 베이크 강, 흐로터 레이흐라흐트 강, 레이흐라흐트 강이 있습니다. 데머 계곡은 수세기 동안 홍수에 시달려 왔습니다. 최근 역사상 가장 심각한 홍수는 1998년에 발생했습니다. 2008년에도 디에스트에서 심각한 홍수가 있었습니다. 심각한 물난리를 방지하기 위해 저류지와 홍수 지역이 설치되었습니다. 웹베콤스 브로이크와 그 주변 지역은 홍수 지역입니다. 1998년 9월, 웹베콤스 브로이크에 144헥타르 면적의 저류지가 가동되었습니다. 이 지역은 350만 입방미터의 물을 수용할 수 있습니다. 내측 저류지와 외측 저류지가 있습니다. 내측 저류지는 제방으로 둘러싸여 있습니다. 나머지는 외측 저류지를 형성하며, 이곳은 주로 자연 지역으로 기능합니다.

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이 교회는 1200년경 이웃 Lincent의 일종인 노란색 사암인 응회암으로 지어졌습니다. 교회의 디자인은 다소 특이하며, 4각형 성가대석이 있는 2개의 신도가 있고, 탑은 주 신도의 남쪽에 있습니다. 자매 교회인 Wezeren의 교회와 장미 문양을 제외하고는 많은 유사점을 보이는 응회암 블록 제단은 Gobertange 돌 제단 상판으로 덮여 있습니다. 다채로운 스테인드글라스 창문은 진정한 축제입니다.

Basilica-style building on a trapezoidal plan; four bays on the east side culminating in a square choir and crowned on the south side by a massive tower. Interesting tower volume in transitional style (mid-13th century). Quartzite plinth and tuff facing. Three stories: the ground floor currently features a pointed arch arcade; the bell storey has four paired sound holes with a Romanesque column surmounted by a cube capital. The spire dates from the 17th century. Gothic naves covered with mullioned beams or a flat ceiling; north entrance. The choir, also built of tuff, dates from the third quarter of the 13th century; the apse features an oculus and a three-light window with a three-lobed archivolt. Inventory of Immovable Heritage: Parish Church of St. John the Baptist, https://id.erfgoed.net/erfgoedobjecten/43465

Already a small church...

Northeast of the Sint-Jansberg monastery complex on Schomstraat lies the Oude Pastorij farm, a U-shaped farm dating from the first half of the 19th century, with the open side of the yard facing the street. The brick buildings under gable roofs (Flemish pantiles), hipped on the side wings, are situated around a rectangular yard separated from the street by a long wall and several recent service buildings. The house is located in the center of the central wing, a double house of four bays and two stories on a raised ground floor with a pitched plinth. The rectangular windows have wooden lintels and painted sills, and the rectangular door has a wooden lintel. The house is flanked on both sides by slightly projecting stables of three bays each, with a modified layout. Spacious transverse barns are housed in the perpendicular wings, each of three bays and equipped with an anchored brick basket-arch gate. These volumes feature arched windows and rectangular doors beneath a wooden lintel. Inventory of Immovable Heritage: Carthusian Monastery of Sint-Jansberg and its surroundings, https://id.erfgoed.net/erfgoedobjecten/302683

The municipality of Zelem had three parsonages throughout its history. The first was, and still is, located on the Kolenberg and called "Hoeve Oude Pastorij," better known locally as the "Donkelhoeve." Between 1969 and 1972, this farm served as a filming location for the BRT serial "Wij, Heren van Zichem" (We, Lords of Zichem), stories about "De Witte van Sichem" (The White Man of Sichem) and "Het leven van Herman Coene" (The Life of Herman Coene), written by Ernest Claes. In those stories, the farm belonged to farmer Coene. In those days, the pastor's residence was always connected to a farm that provided the pastor with his daily necessities.

The forest is characterized by a wide variety of tree species of various ages. Surrounded by agricultural lands and old standard orchards, some trees in this forest have survived since 1900. It's no wonder that tree-dwellers like the squirrel and the woodpecker thrive in Sint-Jansberg. Even the deadwood teems with life. Its history is closely linked to the neighboring Carthusian Monastery, so the estate forest also holds significant archaeological value. So far, eight hectares of the field surrounding the Carthusian Monastery has been reforested with native tree species. Sint-Jansberg, along with Rotbroek and Gorenbroek, forms part of the larger Borchbeemden area.