The plans in the Napoleonic era had called for a link to the Scheldt at Breskens, but by the time the canal was only opened to traffic in 1856, the link with the sea had moved east to Sluis.
Half a century later the canal opened to traffic in 1856, and the link with the sea had moved east to Sluis. The plans in the Napoleonic era had called for a link to the Scheldt at Breskens.
The plans in the Napoleonic era had called for a link to the Scheldt at Breskens. Half a century later the canal opened to traffic in 1856, and the link with the sea had moved east to Sluis.
The plans in the Napoleonic era had called for a link to the Scheldt at Breskens. Half a century later the canal opened to traffic in 1856, and the link with the sea had moved east to Sluis.