Houtribsluizen, Lelystad
The Houtribsluizen are the 1975 lock complex at Lelystad, two ship locks and a discharge sluice of six openings between seven concrete lift towers.
Scenario: 26 September 2026 · 04:18 Europe/Amsterdam
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The Houtribsluizen are the 1975 lock complex at Lelystad, two ship locks and a discharge sluice of six openings between seven concrete lift towers. The viewpoint is the public dike. It is overcast, about 14.6°C, with wind near 4.7 km/h and cloud cover about 100%. No ship name is shown. It is not a windmill. The Blocq van Kuffeler pumping station is another scene and is not in this frame.
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