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It's a shame that the cycle path is not swept well, there is a lot of rubbish on it

The connection of Brabant with Holland over the Hollands Diep has a long history. A railway bridge was built in 1872, followed by a road bridge in 1936. In 1978, the Moerdijkbrug monument was erected at the bridge.

The connection between Brabant and Holland via the Hollands Diep has a long history. A railway bridge was built as early as 1872, followed by a road bridge in 1936. In 1978, the Moerdijkbrug monument was erected at the bridge. The monument on the Brabant bank at the bridge commemorates the completion of the new road bridge that year. It consists of two sawn-off bridge girders that embrace the old monument that was placed against the side of the road bridge in 1936: a female figure surrounded by the coats of arms of twelve cities from the North and South, where the Chambers of Commerce had campaigned for the construction of the road bridge at the time. Source: https://www.brabantserfgoed.nl/page/4149/monument-moerdijkbrug

Along the Oostdijk between the Tonnekreek and Willemstad is 'De Wachter' a special work of art. De Wachter stands exactly on the spot where the storm surge on 1 February 1953 hit and flooded the Ruigenhilpolder. The work of art is an eight-metre-high hill, on which sheep can graze. The work of art De Wachter, by artist Marius Boender, was built along the Hollandsch Diep at the spot where the dike broke during the Flood Disaster in 1953. The reason for the monument was the completion of the dike reinforcement in 2001. The work of art is an eight-metre-high, pyramid-like clay hill, overgrown with grass. You can climb the work of art via a path that winds over the work of art. There is a good chance that you will do so in the company of grazing sheep. The creation of the work of art was a challenge, because factors such as weight (not too heavy), weather resistance (rain and wind) and construction (not subsidence under pressure from visitors) had to be taken into account. Source: https://www.visitmoerdijk.nl/nl/locaties/2645610321/de-wachter

This monument (on the south bank), dating from 1978, is constructed from the steel of the first version of the Second Moerdijk Bridge with a relief by Frits van Hall.

The bridge will be closed from April 2 to the end of June 2024 due to work.

The bridge will be renovated from April 2, 2024. During the work, the bridge will be closed and a (significant) diversion will apply. If everything goes according to plan, the bridge will be open again on June 24, 2024. Use it to your advantage :).

The work of art is an eight-metre high hill on which sheep can graze. De Wachter, by artist Marius Boender, was built along the Hollandsch Diep at the spot where the dike broke during the 1953 flood disaster.