Sources and image credits
Room for the River 2.0: why space along the Maas remains reserved
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- Province of North Brabant – Partners in the Delta Programme Maas support Room for the River 2.0 proposal on spatial reservations | Brabant
- Ruimte voor de Rivier 2.0 – Room for the River 2.0 proposes where the river needs space | Ruimte voor de rivier 2.0
- Ruimte voor de Rivier 2.0 – About the Room for the River 2.0 programme | Ruimte voor de rivier 2.0
- Ruimte voor de Rivier 2.0 – What is the relationship with the earlier Room for the River? | Ruimte voor de rivier 2.0
- Rijkswaterstaat – Room for the rivers
- Deltaprogramma – Five years after extreme rainfall in South Limburg, Belgium and Germany | Deltaprogramma
- Deltares – 5 years after the floods of 2021: this is what we learned | Deltares
- Waterschap Aa en Maas – Q&A high water on the Maas | Waterschap Aa en Maas
- Ruimte voor de Rivier 2.0 – Rationale per area | Ruimte voor de rivier 2.0
- Ruimte voor de Rivier 2.0 – https://www.ruimtevoorderivier.nl/site/binaries/site-content/collections/documents/2026/09/23/factsheet-bokhoven/rvdr2-0-factsheet-bokhoven.pdf
- Deltaprogramma – Room for the River 2.0 officially launched | Deltaprogramma
- Ruimte voor de Rivier 2.0 – A growing insight: the river needs more space | Ruimte voor de rivier 2.0
- Province of Limburg – Limburg strengthens cooperation on water safety | Provincie Limburg
- H2O/Waternetwerk – Joint programme for a safer Limburg against flooding launched
Image credits
The Maas near Bokhoven in April 2021: a wide river under a cloudy sky, with stones and grass on the bank and a green waterway marker on the right.Klankbeeld · CC0 · Original source
High water in the floodplain near Bokhoven on 18 July 2021: the grass is partly under water, and geese swim among the plants.klankbeeld · CC0 · Original source
The Maas over its banks near Bokhoven on the morning of 18 July 2021: the floodplain is under water, and trees stand in the water.klankbeeld · CC0 · Original source
