The Braassemermeer lake, locally known as the Braassem, is a 425-hectare lake in northern South Holland. In an old note of sale dated 1 April 1296, the lake is called "die Mere van Rinsaterwald". The Braassemermeer lies in the municipality of Kaag and Braassem, with Roelofarendsveen on the west bank and Rijnsaterwoude on the east bank. To the south of the lake is the De Hemmen nature reserve.
The Braassemermeer and the Braassemermeer are both said.
Via the Paddegat, the lake is connected to the Wijde Aa and the Woudwetering. Via Oude Wetering, the lake is connected to the Ringvaart canal. Thus, the shipping route from the Oude Rijn to the Ringvaart runs through the lake.
Hello I am John
I live in Oude Wetering, South Holland in the middle of the Randstad.
Since 4 years I photograph just about everything I see around me, a lot of nature like landscapes and sunsets and city and architecture, but also the world nearby with macro and..
Read more…