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  • Oudegracht
    canals and inland waterways
    / Boat lifts

    …were constructed in 1899 at Henrichenburg, Germany, for 600-ton vessels and in 1938 at Magdeburg, Germany, for 1,000-ton vessels, and in 1962 a lift at Henrichenburg could accommodate 1,350-ton vessels.

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    …were constructed in 1899 at Henrichenburg, Germany, for 600-ton vessels and in 1938 at Magdeburg, Germany, for 1,000-ton vessels, and in 1962 a lift at Henrichenburg could accommodate 1,350-ton vessels.

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