Window Koudekerke - Burgh-Haamstede

N 51.683462120995 / E 3.7754401893

Through this window, right next to the Plompe Toren, you can see what the Schouw village of Koudekerke used to look like. Koudekerke is one of the drowned villages that, in the seventeenth century, was swallowed by the Oosterschelde estuary. All that remains of the village is the church tower. The Plompe Toren, which is located next to the window.

Window Koudekerke
Plompetorenweg
4328 NP Burgh-Haamstede

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Window Koudekerke - Burgh-Haamstede

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