Zuider Zee
Zuider Zee , former shallow inlet of the North Sea, c.80 mi (130 km) long, indenting NE Netherlands. In ancient times Lake Flevo, it was joined to the North Sea by a great flood in the 13th cent. A vast drainage project, begun in 1920, split the old Zuider Zee into the IJsselmeer , S of the IJsselmeer dam, and the Waddenzee, between the dam and the West Frisian Islands. Much of the IJsselmeer has since been reclaimed for farm lands and urban expansion.
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Mapping Doggerland; the mesolithic landscapes of the southern North Sea.(Brief article)(Book review)
Magazine article from: Reference & Research Book News; 8/1/2008; 170 words
; ...mesolithic landscapes of the southern North Sea. Ed. by Vincent Gaffney et al. Archaeopress...area known as Doggerland was under the North Sea as a result of rising waters due to climate...sets; salt tectonics in the southern North Sea; an atlas of the paleolandscapes of the...
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Scientists fear for North Sea cod stocks as EC drops demand for halt to fishing.(QFFI's Global Seafood Magazine)(European Commission)
Magazine article from: Quick Frozen Foods International; 1/1/2005; 700+ words
; ...scientists regard to be an endangered North Sea cod fishery--but spat it back out Dec...ensued if the no-go areas proposed in the North Sea, west of Scotland, and the Irish Sea...drastic action, cod might disappear in the North Sea as they did in the 1990s off Newfoundland...
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It's the end of the line for North Sea cod at Asda.
Newspaper article from: Yorkshire Evening Post (Leeds, England); 3/28/2006; 191 words
; ...supermarket chain Asda is to stop selling North Sea cod. The chain has already banned the...four months. It will suspend the sale of North Sea cod while it works closely with EU Fisheries and the North Sea Regional Advisory Committee to establish...
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A steady diet of ... plastic?(SPECTRUM)(plastics kill fulmarus glacialis)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Environment; 4/1/2005; 249 words
; Seabirds scavenging over the North Sea are eating more than just fish, new research...washing up dead along the shores of the North Sea. The gull-like fulmar (Fulmarus glacialis...countries. Along the Dutch part of the North Sea, which is two to four times more littered...
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Spilsby watch title hopes slip away.
Newspaper article from: Skegness Standard (Skegness, England); 1/31/2008; 224 words
; IN this top of the table clash it was North Sea who came out on top. Spilsby battled...Papworth who chipped the keeper in style. North Sea drew level after five minutes when a...Eddie Rich. But as Spilsby attacked more North Sea got another on the break when once again...
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Launch of coastal path.
Newspaper article from: Mearns Leader (Stonhaven, Scotland); 3/16/2007; 432 words
; ...coastal communities on the fringes of the North Sea. It aims to offer the opportunity for...six countries, under the heading of the North Sea Trail. Walkers can follow in the footsteps...generations along the trails, and learn how the North Sea has shaped the landscape and lives of...
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"Shift-ing lives": work-home pressures in the North Sea oil industry.
Magazine article from: The Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology; 8/1/1998; ; 700+ words
; ...Shrivastava, 1987). This article examines the North Sea oil and gas industry, which is of vital...significance to the U.K. Since the beginning of North Sea exploration in 1975 over 400 workers...inequalities and working practices of the North Sea oil industry. Power relations in ...
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North Sea Resins offers a quick fix: its Rapid Repair Kit is designed to stop pipe and tank leaks.
Magazine article from: National Fisherman; 6/1/2005; ; 389 words
; ...in another day or so to redo the work. North Sea Resins' pipe and tank Rapid Repair Kit...market, says Eric Eisenhut, president of North Sea Resins in Bethlehem, Penn. To find out...ferry's water-jet thruster. And because the North Sea Resins' pipe and tank repair kit has...
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Mesolithic studies in the North Sea basin and beyond; proceedings of a conference held at Newcastle in 2003.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Reference & Research Book News; 5/1/2008; 114 words
; 9781842172247 Mesolithic studies in the North Sea basin and beyond; proceedings of a conference...peoples living on the margins of the North Sea that were hunter-fishers becoming sedentary...topics include the palaeo-geography of the North Sea Basin, submerged mesolithic archaeology...
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Mixed reaction on fish quotas.
Newspaper article from: Scarborough Evening News (Scarborough, England); 12/28/2007; 303 words
; ...Scarborough's fishermen. The amount of North Sea cod that can be caught will go up by...quota and an eight per cent increase in North Sea megrim but there will be an 11 per cent...take was about 170,000 tonnes from the North Sea compared with just 20,000 tonnes last...
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IJsselmeer
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...Overijssel, and Friesland. It was formed from the old Zuider Zee by the construction of a dam (completed 1932). The dam...Considerable areas have been reclaimed from the former Zuider Zee since 1932. The largest of the reclaimed areas is the...
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botter
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to Ships and the Sea
botter, originally a Dutch fishing boat normally based between Volendam and Harderwijk in what used to be the Zuider Zee. About 14 metres (45 ft) long and 4 metres (13 ft) in breadth, it was flat bottomed with curved sides and a high curved stem and...
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Lutine bell
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to Ships and the Sea
Lutine bell, the bell of HMS Lutine which was recovered after she sank in a heavy gale off the mouth of what was the Zuider Zee in October 1799. She was carrying a large amount of coin and bullion, and since this was private and not government money...
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Lelystad
Book article from: Concise Dictionary of World Place-Names
Lelystad, The Netherlands Named ‘Lely's Town’ after Dr Cornelius Lely (1854–1929), the engineer who proposed plans in 1891 to drain the Zuider Zee; they finally led to the Zuider Zee Reclamation Act in 1918.
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Ijsselmeer
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
Ijsselmeer Large lake in the nw Netherlands. It was formed in 1932 by the completion of a dyke that divided the Zuider Zee into the saline Wadden Zee and the freshwater Ijsselmeer. Length of dyke: 32km (20mi). Area: 1200sq km (460sq mi).
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