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Canal in the Netherlands
53°13′52″N 6°23′52″E / 53.231111°N 6.397778°E / 53.231111; 6.397778 The Hoendiep (Dutch: [ˈɦundip]; Gronings: Houndaip) is a canal in the Dutch province
Hoendiep
Village in Groningen, Netherlands
Enumatilster Matsloot [nl] flow into the Hoendiep. The last part of the current Matsloot from the Eerste Brug towards the Hoendiep was built around 1818. Previously
Enumatil
Canal in Groningen, the Netherlands
Van Starkenborgh Canal in 1938. At about the same time, a section of the Hoendiep west of this was upgraded to the same dimensions. In July 1949 this also
Van_Starkenborgh_Canal
Village in Groningen, Netherlands
around 1600. The name of the village comes from a drawbridge (til) over the Hoendiep to the region of the Bril (bril means 'swampy land') northwest of the bridge
Briltil
Village in Groningen, Netherlands
recalls the accident in 1907 in which the Van Panhuys family drowned in the Hoendiep. The name means: forest (wold) in the middle (mid-). The name is very similar
Midwolde
Dutch company
one long side bordering the Hoendiep (see Plate IX). Here boats could moor over a length of 500 m. All along the Hoendiep, channels were dug in which
Vierverlaten_sugar_factory
Lock is located, is actually a reused and upgraded part of the much older Hoendiep. A Gaarkeuken was an inn with cheap food. This gave its name to the lock
Gaarkeuken_Lock
Village in Groningen, Netherlands
the city. Hoogkerk is located on the crossroads of the inland waterway Hoendiep and the Harlingen–Nieuweschans railway. These both connect Groningen to
Hoogkerk
Lake in the Netherlands
the northeast side. The Lettelberterdiep and the Gave both flow into the Hoendiep. The origin of the lake is not exactly known, but it probably originated
Leekstermeer
Municipality in Friesland, Netherlands
Dwarsreed Boelenslaan Oranje gekte Begin van de Kolk, Surhuisterveen The Hoendiep near Stroobos "de Vries website". jddevries.nl (in Dutch). Retrieved 16
Achtkarspelen
Canal in the Netherlands
making a connection between the new canal, the Noord-Willems Canal, and the Hoendiep. This plan was estimated at 3,122,956 guilders. The new canal from Delfzijl
Eems_Canal
Canal in Friesland, Netherlands
new canal called Van Starkenborgh Canal and upgraded a section of the Hoendiep which later got the same name. On 1 September 1937 these sections were
Prinses_Margriet_Canal
2025. Retrieved 2025-06-25. "Het omsnijdingskanaal tussen Eemskanaal en Hoendiep (with maps)". Groninger dagblad (in Dutch). 1927. Helm, Kurt (1957), "Abteilung
Dortmund–Ems_Canal_barge
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