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The Lek river is one of the major Rhine tributaries in the Netherlands. The river is channelised and groynes are present to keep the river suitable for navigation purposes. Also, banks are fixated to avoid sediment input into the main channel. The specific site of this project is situated near the town of Everdingen. The area is characterized by continual passing of ships and barges. This causes disturbance of the water flow which in turn is thought to disturb the biota in the groyne areas.
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Lek bij Everdingen - Groyne shields


Factsheet: Lek bij Everdingen - Groyne shields

General
Country NL
River Name Lek
Site Name Lek bij Everdingen - Groyne shields
River Characterisation
    River typology
    Location (Lat Lon) 51.9683846288715, 5.17473220825195
    Altitude lowland: < 200 m
    Catchment area very large: > 10000 km2
    Geology Calcareous
    National code/
    River type name
    R7
    Hydromorphological quality elements

    Biological quality elements
    Ecosystem Services
    EU Directives
    Pressures
    Measures
    Other
    Project size 2.3 km
    Approximate costs 100 000 - 1 000 000 Euros
    Synergy
    Status Realised
    Period of realization 2005-2006
    Evaluation Ecological change
    Implemented by Rijkswaterstaat


    Key features of the case study

    Site description

    The Lek river is one of the major Rhine tributaries in the Netherlands. The river is channelised and groynes are present to keep the river suitable for navigation purposes. Also, banks are fixated to avoid sediment input into the main channel. The specific site of this project is situated near the town of Everdingen. The area is characterized by continual passing of ships and barges. This causes disturbance of the water flow which in turn is thought to disturb the biota in the groyne areas.

    Measures selection

    Success criteria

    Ecological response

    Hydromorphological response

    Monitoring before and after implementation of the project

    Socio-economic aspects

    Contact person within the organization

    Extra background information

    References


    Related Measures

    Related Pressures