Boat slope

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An indication for other property element, VOVSOORT is 92 (boat slippage), based on the nature of the property element and possibly the function it performs around the water. Origin definition: Aquo A trailer slope (also called slipway) is a slope on the water which allows ships and boats to be left in and out of the water. They are used for building and repairing ships, but mainly by water sports enthusiasts who leave their boat from their trailer in the water. A normal trailer slope is a slope made of concrete, steel, stone or even wood. The tide can affect the usability of a trailer slope. Unless the slope is under water at both low tide and tide. When a trailer ramp is used for the construction and repair of small ships (ships not heavier than 300 tonnes), a bearing object on wheels on which the boat is carried shall be used. This runs down the slope until the boat is in the water and completely detached from the trailer slope. With recreational use of a trailer slope, the boat is often on a trailer. The trailer is partly driven into the water via the slope, so that the boat can slowly enter the water. When extracting a boat from the water, a winch is used. Origin definition: Wikipedia

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Name Format Description Link
0 https://opendata.hunzeenaas.nl/geoserver/wfs
0 https://opendata.hunzeenaas.nl/geoserver/ows?SERVICE=WMS
21 https://kennis.hunzeenaas.nl/index.php/Id-049a7b14-426b-4270-aecc-2f1b14f6c7a9
22 https://opendata.hunzeenaas.nl/opendataportaal/srv/api/records/e71a4c29-d9ad-413b-b6d2-1b56cda9dc32/attachments/botenhelling.jpg

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  • trailerhellingen
  • trailerhelling
  • botenhelling
  • botenhellingen

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