Openness and rebuilding in World Heritage

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This dataset shows the degree of openness in 3 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Netherlands: Drying factory de Beemster, the Dutch Water Lines (only for the area where the so-called Circles Act applied) and the Colonies of Benevolence. In addition, the dataset shows the degree of conversion in the part of UNESCO World Heritage the Lower Germanic Limes located in the Netherlands.

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Name Format Description Link
UNESCO_World Heritage:overbuilding_we_nedergermaanselimes_development Unknown Open resource
UNESCO_World Heritage:openness_we_hollandsewaterlinies_nhw_development Unknown Open resource
UNESCO_World Heritage:openness_we_coloniesof beneficence_development Unknown Open resource
UNESCO_World Heritage:openness_we_hollandsewaterlinies_sva_forten_development Unknown Open resource
UNESCO_World Heritage:openness_we_dryingdebeemster_development Unknown Open resource
UNESCO_World Heritage:openness_we_hollandsewaterlinies_sva_vestingen_development Unknown Open resource
overbouwing_we_nedergermanischelimes_ontwikkeling Unknown Open resource
openness_we_hollandsewaterlinies_sva_vestingen_development Unknown Open resource
openness_we_dryingdebeemster_development Unknown Open resource
openness_we_coloniesof beneficence_development Unknown Open resource
openness_we_hollandsewaterlinies_nhw_development Unknown Open resource
openness_we_hollandsewaterlinies_sva_forten_development Unknown Open resource

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