The Frisian Islands, also called Wadden Sea Islands ... are divided into West, North, and East Frisian Islands. The biggest and most popular West Frisian island is Texel in the Netherlands ...

Around 1635, a vessel called the Aanloop Molengat sank on the opposite side of Texel from Burgzand ... waterways such as the North Holland Canal and North Sea Canal opened new routes to the ...

The returns of the traffic on the new direct canal between Amsterdam and the German Ocean, which brings the commercial capital of Holland within three and a half hours' journey of the sea ...

The island of Texel is situated in the Waddenzee and ... The vertical wooden boards are made of sawn hardwood sheet-piling from the North Holland Canal and have been given a new life just like ...

The shipwreck was discovered in 2009 by a local diving club in Texel, an island in the Wadden Sea approximately 60 miles north of Amsterdam, and excavated between 2014 and 2017. Since then ...

Mecanoo completed the Kaap Skil, Maritime and Beachcombers Museum in Oudeschild, on the island of Texel. The angular ... hardwood piling from the North Holland Canal," said the architects.