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The Sterksel Canal is a canal in the Netherlands. The 6 km long canal runs partly parallel to the small river Sterksel Aa. This canal was dug between 1916 and 1920 as part of the land reclamation works of the NV 'De Heerlijkheid Sterksel' and was intended to drain the Peelven and Turfven near Sterksel, totaling 80 hectares, which the authorities wanted to drain. Belgian war refugees were used for this purpose. Today, the Sterksel Canal is a beautiful waterway with a canopy of aquatic plants. The Sterksel Canal regularly overflowed its banks during periods of high water levels, most recently in 2002. To prevent nuisance for farmers, several water storage areas have been constructed, including De Rummeling.

wooden boardwalk path, not too long but you keep your feet dry

This outdoor chapel stands on the site of the former border church. From 1648 to 1712, the people of Brabant were not allowed to hold Catholic services, so many people came to this church because it was located in Limburg.

Well-maintained boardwalk

Here is a bridge over the Warmerbeek

Huize Cranendonck is a beautifully situated spot, but when I was there it was covered in scaffolding

Cranendonckse Bos with all its walking paths and boardwalks, bridges and purification water reservoir

several plank paths in the region I discovered 3 of them as well as 3 wooden bridges