Most parts of the Netherlands are below sea level / below the water level of the rivers that flow through the country. If there were no dams and dykes, those lands would be flooded.
the larges dam at netherland is X_x i forget is ( >< )
The Westerschelde in the province Zeeland, southwestern Netherlands is not closed by dams because it is not part of the Delta Works.
Dams built in Holland are commonly referred to as "dijken" (dikes) and "dammen" (dams). The Netherlands is known for its extensive system of dikes and dams, which are crucial for flood protection and land reclamation. The most famous of these is the Afsluitdijk, which separates the IJsselmeer from the Wadden Sea. These structures play a vital role in managing water levels and protecting the low-lying country from the sea.
Cause in Netherlands (Holland) they have many dams and city are named with dam at the end of their name. So they named their ships after cities, dams, and of points of compass.
The Netherlands has an extensive system of dikes, levees, and dams to protect against flooding. They have invested heavily in water management infrastructure and innovation to control water levels and prevent widespread flooding. Additionally, the country's low-lying topography and polders, which are areas of land reclaimed from the sea, contribute to their flood resilience.
dams
there are about 50 dams
how many dams in the river rhine11 dams whith hydropower stations .
19 dams
18 dams are in pakisthan
No, but it does have weirs.
there are 7 dams